Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 584 of the 1966 volume:

PURDUE UNIVERSITY West Lafayette, Indiana Debris 1966 1966 Debris Debris 1966 Debris 1966 Debris jOHN DEWENTER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MARTY MERTZ MANACINC EDITOR JOAN WENTE COPY EDITOR Administration........77 A cademics............95 Activities...........147 Athletics............239 Residences...........291 Seniors..............487 ROB CRAIG BUSINESS MANAGER BARB SPIERS ENGRAVINGS EDITOR DAVE DAYTON PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR PURDUE HAS BEEN CALLED A PILE DF DULL RED BRICKS AND ASPHALT. DESPITE THE SCARCITY □ F FDILAGE AND IVY HEDGES. IT HDLDS THE TRADITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ITS STUDENTS. 5 SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE FIRST UNSPEAKABLE 7:3D AND THAT LAST MAY FINAL, THE INDIVIDUAL MAKES HIS MARK AND THE PROFESSORS SCRATCH HIM TDD. WHAT DOZES FRDM THE DIG DF A FLUIDS EXPERIMENT DR AN ENGLISH SEMINAR IS SCARCELY FELT DURING EXAMS. BETTER REMEMBERED THRDUGH DISCUSSIONS, BEST FORGOTTEN BY THE WATER TOWER. 8 KEEPING UP IS ALSO AN ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEM- BREASTING THE POPULATION SURGE WITH THE KRANNERT BUILDING. THE GRADUATE HOUSE. A WELCOME PARKING GARAGE. GROWTH AT PURDUE IS NOT LIMITED TO THE STUDENT. o CHUG A TEST AND ADJOURN TO THE PUB A PURDUE PHILOSOPHY OF LEARNING. THE AUTHENTIC BOOKWORM DEMANDS TIME FOR FOOTBALL AND MUSIC; SOME NATURAL COLOR AFTER GRIM NIGHTS OF STUDY. 11 FACES ARE THE BAROMETER OF COLLEGE! IN WITH EVERY GRIN AND GRIMAC WE ARE HUMAN. OUR HUMANITY NOT PERFECT ONLY EXHAUSTED EXCITED INVARIABLY BEHIND. IT REMAINS FDR A PROFESSOR TO INNOVATE. FOR TRINI LOPEZ TO BREAK INTO THE CLASS CURRENT. A SONG FOR HEARTS JOINED BY THE STUDENT'S PRAYER: II TO GET THROUGH JUST THIS WEEK. SDME TIME BETWEEN A CLASS AND A CLASS PASSED WITH THE LUXURY OF A HONDA RIDE. A ’NO RIDERS SIGN IN A GIRL’S SMILE SNUBBED PRESSURES FROM THE AUTUMN STREETS. 16 19 20 21 THEY NURTURED A NDISY CAMPUS ENTHUSIASM 24 WHICH ROARED FOR THE TALENTED BOILERMAKERS. 25 2 f AFTER MICHIGAN STATE NQ MORE INDIAN SUMMER. TIGHT PLAYS HEATED FANS AGAINST THE CDLD RAIN. BUT GRIT AT THE DNE WAS NDT ALWAYS QUITE ENOUGH. 27 STAYED PAST CHRISTMAS WITH ND GIFT □ F A SNOWBOUND DAY. NEITHER BARE LIMBS NDR STUDIES FELT THE RELIEF 29 □ F THE WHITE STUFF. -+'T 31 FIVE HUNDRED VOICES SOUGHT TO EXPRESS THE UNEXPRESSABLE A BOISTEROUS HD HO HO. A QUIET MANGER- MEANINGS OF CHRISTMAS OFTEN FORGOTTEN ON CAMPUS MAY BE REMEMBERED ON THE SILENT TRIP HOME. 33 31 COMPETITION 35 CONTACT WITH OLD MASTER ENTHUSIASM PICKED APART STODGY THINKING. PIQUED AWARENESS. 37 FEELING HIS CAUSE MISPLACED IN THE FOUR-YEAR MIASMA. THE DOER OCCASIONALLY SQUIRMED UNDER THE IMPRESSIVE DEMANDS OF EDUCATION. TTMTTTWTTTWTWT □ NLY BY RELATING TERMINAL VELOCITY TO A G E CONTRACT COULD HE MAKE IT OUT AS MORE THAN MARKED TIME. •11 5LIDERULES AND STUDIES HAD TD BE FORGOTTEN SOMETIMES. A LAB REPORT COULD NOT CONTAIN THE ENTHUSIASM 13 OF FRIENDSHIP. ACTIVITY BRED BETTER LEISURE. WELCOME RESPITES BECAME SCENES RIPE FDR PLEASURE. 44 COLD BREW AND DANCES AIRED SOCIAL INSTINCTS BURIED BY THE PAUNCH OF EXAMS. EFFERVESCENCE OF PARTIES PROGRESSED TD A HERITAGE □ F EXCELLENCE. THE SUPERFICIAL COLLEGE EXPERIENCE METAMORPHOSED INTO IMPROVED ENTERTAINMENT— THE ART OF SENSITIVE EXISTENCE. •19 CDNVDS DREW THE CURIDUS NDT NECESSARILY FDR ENTERTAINMENT . . . 50 MONSOON SEASDN-REMEMBERED FDR ITS WET. COLD FEET DURING CLASSES, STRAIGHT HAIR, BLACK UMBRELLAS. AFTER HOT COFFEE AT THE SWEET SHOP A FIRE AND DINNER. FORTUNATELY RAIN INDUCED STUDY. NOT SO MAD MAY SUNSHINE. A 55 56 MULTI MONARCHIES— OR THE RAIN OF QUEENS WAS A BY-PRODUCT OF ROTC AND DANCES. THEY SPOTLIGHTED PERSONALITY AND EVEN USHERED WOMEN ONTO THE FOOTBALL FIELD. 38 Susie Drexler DEBRIS QUEEN Shay Kiel MISS PURDUE Nancy Stephens PROM QUEEN 59 Karen l uanan IR I'ORCI QUEEN 60 Charlene Hills ARMYQUEEN FDR THOSE WHO MADE THE DIFFERENCE IN AN ATMOSPHERE CALLED CD-EDUCATIDN. RECOGNITION WAS A FORMALITY. ROSES AND PUBLICITY ONLY CONFIRMED THE OBVIOUS. Shcrryl Videgar NAVY Ol’I I N 61 PENNY CARNIVAL WAS CAMPUS CDLDR: AN INTENSE FLASH □ F THE CDHESIVE SPIRIT WHICH SUSTAINS THE MAN CALLED GREEK. 62 GO 69 CAMPAIGNS PRESENTING MORE THAN THE HUSK OF A NAME WERE MUDDLED BY CAMPUS IGNORANCE. 70 A SIGNIFICANT ELECTORAL FACTOR. 71 7$ 7') Admin istra lion Administration A dm in istra tion Admin is tra tion Administration Adm inistration A dm in istra tion Administration 77 BOARD OF I RUSTF.ES - Hark liow: G. Wilson. R. Brumfield. M. G. Knoy, W. Hanley. A. Rumely, Jr. Front How: Mrs. L. White. J. Thompson. A. Kettlcr, C. Wickard. Setting up the annual budget, authorizing staff rhanges and appointments, approving all leases and contracts—these ojxTulions are part of the work done for Purdue University by its Board of Trustees. Composing the board are two agriculturalists, two industrialists, two citizens of character and distinction ' and three alumni members. Each member is appointed by the Governor for a three year term. Of these nine trustees, seven on this year’s board are Purdue graduates. In the past year, the lmard has authorized the sites for the new basketball arena and the new Pharmacy Building, a four-year program at the Calumet and Fl Wayne Campuses, and an inc tease in residence hall rates. 78 Board of Trustees r Working toward the Purdue University of 1080, President Frederick I.. Hovde sets the | olicies today that will enable his vision of Purdue ten, twenty, even thirty years from now to become a reality. A campus of thirty thousand graduates and undergrads led from a vast net of extensions—this is the Purdue that the president works with every day. Through the weekly routine of meetings, conferences. and administrative details. President Hovde is guiding Purdue into the future toward an idea that is to many obscure, but is to him as near as the next U-hall. 81 Ninety percent of a student's college career is spent outside the classroom under the auspices of Dr. Donald R. Mallett. Vice President and r.xecutive Dean. From the Office ol Admissions to the ceremonies at commencement. Dean Mallett is resjx� nsil� lc for every facet of student life. The reputation of Purdue—the education of its students is in the hands of Dr. Paul F. Chenea, Vice President for Academic Affairs. In the planning, organization, and development of the academic program of the university, Dr. Chenea is setting the standards that make Purdue's graduates some of the most sought after in the nation. 82 Vice Presidents Everything from the financing of a multi-million dollar residence hall to the requisitioning of a lenient box of paper clips is authorized by Mr. Lytle J. Kreehafer, Vice President and Treasurer of the University. He is responsible for the management of all funds for such things as the Physical Plant, Airport, and Residences. With the Graduate School comprising one-fourth of the University, Dr. Frederick N. Andrews, coordinates many interrelated and overlapping areas of research and graduate study. In the dual capacity of Vice President for Research and Dean of the Graduate School, Dr. Andrews asMsts departments and students doing research by securing support from private and governmental agencies. 83 Deans and Directors NELSON PARKHURST Registrar O. I). ROBERTS Dean of Men HELEN B. SCHLEMAN Dean of Women JOHN W. HICKS Executive Assistant to the President HARLAND W. WHITE Director of Admissions 84 I). FRANCIS FINN HERBERT SCHALLER Business Manager and Assistant Treasurer Director of University News Service CHARLES LAWSHE GEORGE A. HAWKINS Dean of University Extension Dean of Engineering 85 Calumet Serving as a jxrtpourri of culture, the Calumet Campus provides special educational opportunities for tlic diverse population of the greater Chicago area. Closely linked with several prominent steel corporations, the Calumet regional Campus furnishes training and manpower needed by industry, as well as excellent career foundations. Fort Wayne Through the efforts of the Purdue and Indiana University faculties, the regional Campus at Fort Wayne offers many cultural advantages. A Shakespeare Week program, a new building dedicated for research, and Christmas parties are only a few of the projects sponsored through the combined talents of double administration. In addition, students at Fort Wayne enjoy such activities as a glee club, newspaper, student assembly, and intramural sports —functions not commonly found on an extension campus. Sharing facilities with I.U. provides these chances. 87 Michigan City Ground-breaking ceremonies in the fall marked the beginning of construction of the new North Central Regional Campus that is scheduled to open for the 1967 school year. Replacing the present center at Michigan City, the new campus, located in West- ilie. will serve the tri-city area of LaPorte, Valparaiso, and Michigan City. The problems of making the transition from the elegant John Barker mansion to the Wcstvillc complex will be compounded by an overnight doubling of the enrollment. 88 Indianapolis JACK M. RYDER Director Family responsibilities and lull-time jobs are no obstacle to people still interested in obtaining a college education. The Indianapolis Campus has an extensive night school program, as well as undergraduate curricula for students planning to obtain their B.S. degree elsewhere. With an enrollment of nearly three thousand, this regional campus is playing a major role in the education of Hoosiers. 89 W. F. HENTSCHEL Treasurer Purdue Research Foundation Serving as the corporate arm of the I'Diversity, Purdue Research Foundation not only grants fellowships sponsored by industry and governmental agencies, but finances University and community development. McClure Park, the Foundations's research complex, offers industry an op|x rtunity to apply the spin-olf from basic discoveries to marketable products. PRF itself also sponsors grants and fellowships to assist graduate students and staff in their research. In aiding the development of the University, PRF funds the constitution necessary to keep the Physical Plant growing and also finances student and staff facilities. Tower Acres, Purdue Service Center, as well as several fraternity and sorority houses have been built with the Foundation's assistance. For the community, PRF has donated park and playground areas. 00 Alumni Association E. B. BAUGH, Manager of Public Relations: R. J. RUDOLPH. Executive Secretary; C. H. HALL, Executive Director. Promoting interest and informing graduates is accomplished by the Purdue Alumni Association with the publication of its monthly magazine. The Purdue Alumnus. The Association is responsible for reuniting Purdue graduates through the regular meetings of its over one hundred Alumni Clubs. Former students from all over the country are brought together by the Association at such special activities as Gala Week, held each spring, and the traditional Homecoming, an event in the fall. One of the largest parts of the Alumni Association at the present time is the Purdue Alumni Scholarship Foundation. This Foundation, created by the Alumni Assoc iation. accepts gifts and donations and awards them to deserving students of the University. In the past year, the Scholarship Foundation awarded close to $250,000 in more than eleven hundred scholarships and grants. Among the projects supported by the Alumni Scholarship Foundation are the Graduate Fellowship Fund and the Athletic Grant-in-Aid Fund. MEI CHEN Alumnus Editor 94 Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics Academics 05 TO SOME THEY ARE STRANGERS NEVER MET. TD MDRE THEY ARE POSERS □ F QUESTIONS NEVER ANSWERED. FOR MOST THEY ARE COMFORTERS WHO SENSE PROBLEMS AND EASE THEM. SEE SHORTCOMINGS AND FORGIVE THEM. UNDERSTAND NEEDS AND FILL THEM. 9(� 97 08 I ' PEI 1 R W. MCFADDEN Dean of Mechanical Engineering ALBER'I R. SPALDING Dean of Freshman Engineering Engineering Making an idea a piece of hardware, transform ing a need into a product, the engineer explores imagination for a practical approach. Synthesis and solution are his goals: creativity and patience his assets; mathematics and science his tools. Basically a pragmatist, the engineer delves not only for new products, but also for new ways to make old ones. Every achievement, whether a better can opener or a Saturn rocket, means advancement for a society started and perpetuated by the engineer. JOHN C. HANCOCK Dean of Moccrif-il Engineering 101 HAROLD T. AMRINE Dean of Industrial Engineering GERALD V. ISAACS Dean of Vgrirultutal Engineering 102 Bui the knowledge to enter the rapidly changing profession of engineering cannot he obtained overnight. The pace of the art itself dictates the type of education that must he offered. Advancing technology requires that the graduating engineer take with hint not only the techniques and methods of the day but also a background firmly rooted in basic theory so that as new approaches and methods of solution to problems are developed, the Purdue engi ncer will he able to incorjH� ratc them into the project of the moment and the projects of tomorrow. 103 To give the engineer this capacity lor expanding knowledge, all engineers begin as one in Freshman Engineering. After a year of basic physics, math, chemistry, mechanics, and graphics, the engineers are divided into specialized disciplines. Even then the emphasis is placed on the theoretical and general with laboratories and specialized courses interjected to give the engineer skill at applying the theoretical to the practical. And finally, as graduation approaches, the engineer is offered two alternatives: one that continues stressing the abstract and mathematical approach in preparation for graduate school; or one that concentrates almost entirely on problem solution and synthesis needed to enter the business world. br age r.oi.niNc; Dean of Chemical Engineering 105 For ihe nine-to-five people of business, dinner signals the end of the day: for the engineering student, dinner is only a pause in a day much longer. In a world of integrals and circuits, coffee, cigarettes, and a slidcrule become nightly companions. Lab reports drag into volumes of graphs and calculations stealing hours of sleep. Formulas and processes memorized and regurgitated for a grade often seem pointless in a pragmatic sense. Yet. the graduate seldom feels that he is unprepared for his job or that his knowledge is useless. Sometime before the last all-nighter, the student becomes an engi necr. The coffee and the slidcrule do not disappear, but the pointless feeling does—'business calls. GERALD A. LEONARDS Dean of Civil Engineering 106 107 Humanities, Social Science, and Education Listening to tapes in the A-V Center, scrambling to make a twelve o’clock badminton class, preparing a lesson for a class of eight year-olds— these arc all a part of the life of a student in the School of Humanities, Social Science, and Education, Purdue's newest school. Since its organization in 1903, HSSE has grown twice as fast as the rest of the university and is now the second largest school with an enrollment of over 3000. Students in this school may choose from any of fourteen major areas, either teaching or non-teaching, to receive a B.A., B.S., or B.P.E. degree. Special features of HSSE include a counseling service, an honors program, and foreign study abroad. MAKBI RV B. OGLE. JR. Dean of Humanities, Soria! Science, and Education 108 109 Paralleling its rapid growth of the last few year . HSSE has initiated new programs and projects in many of its departments. Being organized now in the Art department is a 5-year undergraduate program in industrial design. Sociologists are involved in a major research problem in the Calumet region—a “living lab on urban problems. An ex pcriniciu in the Foreign Language department, and one unique to Purdue, is the transmitting of the 101 and 102 tapes to McCutcheon Hall. In addition, the mIiooI offers several special services, including a •Speech and Hearing Clinic, marriage counseling, and psychological services. Ill Agriculture and Forestry “I'm majoring in Turf. To most Purdue students this statement would probably mean the speaker drank more beer than the other guys. To an Ag student though, getting a major in Turf means preparing for a career in high quality grass growing. Besides the Turf major, the School of Agriculture provides instruction in everything from horticulture to biochemistry. With its thousands of acres of farmland and hundreds of animals, the Ag School also maintains laboratories such as the Poultry Science Building which contains incubators for 25.000 eggs. With instructors and researchers in the classroom and cattle barn the Ag School educates its students and benefits the whole country. 112 113 114 r I Whack! Bam! Crash! No, it’s not Batman; it’s •i Purdue forester winning a log-chopping contest during the annual forestry field day. Even more important to forestry students titan sawing down trees are such tilings as silviculture and forest surveying. Besides regular field trips to woods and forests owned by the university, students, instructors, and members of the research staff work in national and state parks during the summer months to help conserve the nation’s national resources. 115 Science MO At the present time, Purdue exceeds all other American universities with its thirty-thousand science students. Dean Felix Haas says, “Purdue has one of the largest training programs in the world for the development of future scientists. To accommodate this great number, the science school staff consists of about thirteen-hundred jx'ople teaciting everything from differential equations to stellar astronomy. While the main job of the faculty is to teach and do research, the administration’s goal is to attract the most talented jxrople to this campus and to keep them here. Believing that the quality of the teaching is determined by the quality of the faculty, the administration thus always trys to improve the actual teaching process. FELIX HAAS Dean of Science 117 Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble,” That’s what some chemistry labs arc made of. Not all labs arc like that of course: some are much Gilmer. In many biology labs for instance, students must use patience and tender loving care” to grow beans and other plants. Besides chemistry and biology, the science school includes physics, statistics, computer sciences. and mathematics. Along with the regular program of these six departments, the school offers special facilities, such as the computer center, which students may use free of charge. The science faculty does research in many fields. Thus the school serves the student and the whole country. 118 119 Industrial Management Linking the rapidly changing technologies 1 the scientific laboratory to the needs of the people, the industrial manager must he able to solve the problems posed by the technological developments, and then exploit its opportunities. Designed to prepare its graduates for this role in industry, the Industrial Management School’s curriculum provides for the development and understanding of useful managerial skills in all the major areas of IM. Theory and applied courses are effectively integrated so that the student can test his knowledge of the subject in the classroom. This technique is especially useful in Collective Bargaining where the class is divided into labor and management to attempt the settlement of actual problems. Tailored to meet the needs of tlie school are the facilities of the new Krannert Building dedicated by Mr. and Mrs. Merman C. Krannert in May, 1965. The Krennert School’s library alone occupies two floors of the building and contains 25,000 volumes. Another entire floor is equipped with specialized research equipment including one of the nation’s most modern laboratories for the study of behavior in administrative situations. The lower level of the Krannert Building is occupied by classrooms specifically designed for maximum student participation. To organize and direct the discussions is a distinguished faculty whose members have international reputations in their respective fields. 123 Home Economics, besides preparing husband-seeking coeds for many future years of housekeeping, provides them with an exciting variety of careers. Leading them into the fields of Textile Technology, Restaurant-Institutional Management, Housing and Equipment, and Nursery Kindergarten, the Home Ec. School stresses more common c lasses for thought, such as. Fashion Retailing, Interior Design, Dietetics, Foods in Business or Nutrition Research. and Home Economics Teaching. Students of Home Ec. may be found struggling in foods or textile labs, chasing after youngsters in the CDFL building, bustling about in the Home Ec. c afeteria, or c almly sketching in an art class. Home Economics 125 Pharmacy Prospects of a new building, with expanded research and undergraduate teaching facilities, await students in the School of Pharmacy and Pliarmacal Sciences. At present, Purdue's pharmacy school lias the largest graduate enrollment in the country, in addition to having one of the largest percentages of undergraduate women. After a prepharmacy program of two years in the School of Science, students are eligible for admission to the School of Pharmacy where they are trained to be retail or professional druggists, hospital pharmacists, pharmaceutical chemists, or pharmacologists. CIlliCAL VOI 126 127 Since its organization in July, 1964, the School of Technology lias become the third largest school in the university, with a large part of its enrollment and strength on the four regional campuses. The basis for the curricula of this new school was that many courses, while no longer necessary to the engineer, are useful in today’s technological society and were incorporated into the School of Technology. Unique to this school is the Associate of Applied Science degree, granted after two years of specialized college-level training. Upon graduation, these technicians are immediately employable in industry. The school also offers a four-year program leading to a B.S. in Industrial Education, and many of its graduates elect to pursue an M.S. or Ph.I)., also granted by the School of Technology. 128 School of Technology 129 WELLMAN L. FRANCE Associate Head PF.M Demonstrating a prowess not only in athletics hut in sportscasting, business, or athletic training, more than 210 undergraduates and 100 graduates partic ipate in Purdue's program of Physical Keltic a lion for Men. Although only one of the departments in the school of Humanities. Social Science, and Kducaiion, PKM offers its own degree. Those majoring in health education, and recreational education receive the 11. A. degree, while the Bachelor ol Physical Kducation is awarded to physical educa lion majors. Divided into four disciplines, teaching, coaching, athletic training and lion-teaching option with area of interest, the school of Physical Kducation prepares its graduates to assume a responsible role in a modern Society. 131 132 Veterinary Science Training men and women to promote (lie wellbeing of man as he is affected by his relationships to animals is the ultimate aim of the School of Veterinary Science and Medicine. To accomplish this goal, the school first provides professional training for those aspiring to become veterinarians, and second, offers courses for a bettci understanding of animal health problems. After a two-year pre-veterinary program administered by the School of Agriculture. Vet students turn to the study of animal anatomy, physiology, microbiology, pathology, and pharmacology for two years. The last part of their six years of study is concerned with the application of these sciences to therapeutics and medicine. In addition to their professional training. Vet students learn much about the nature and control of animal diseases through their research programs, conducted at the Veterinary Science Research Farm. Delta Rho Kappa Molding an initiation banquet each fall for its new members, Delta Rho Kappa, the honorary for students in the Schools of Humanities and Science, begins the year. Requirements for this organization range from the upper two percent of the class fot a Junior f� to the top ten percent for a Senior. Besides recognizing high scholastic achievement, Delta Rho Kappa endorses honors meetings for high ranking students in the freshman class to explain and encourage honors courses and graduate study. DELTA RHO KAPPA Rack Row: V. McVcv. M. Bass. R. Sr.haar, R. Wien. R. Shepherd. D. Eickhoff, T. Collins, N. Hctzel. Third Row: B. Hewitt. . f. Bridge, B. Komito, E. Goodin. K. Allen. B. Stewart. C. Smeud, M. Davis, J. Smith. Second Ron-: P. I-me. P. Ahrens. L. Walls. R. A. Rrahant. G. M. Oing, J. N. l.;nnl� , A. Streightoff, J. Mcnnel. From Row: B. Wehr. S. Holloway. |. Alford. C. Dillon |. Ret lcr. 1). Ghyla. RHO CHI — Back Row: I). Powell. R. Lee. I,. Andrus Third Row: E. RarasUul, R. Roehrs, R. Huffman. Second Row: R. Chalmers, W. McClintock. J. Warnick. K. Sutton. Front Row: C. Shaffer. B. Williams. I,. Benedict. M. Webster. As co-sjx nsors of a banquet in November, Rho Chi honored the top seven percent of the students in the School of Pharmacy with Certificates of Merit and presented its annual special award to the sophomore with the highest accumulative index. Chosen once a year from the upper twenty percent of their class, members of the pharmacy honorary promote high scholastic achievement, leadership, and friendship in the field of pharmacy. Rho Chi 135 Tau Beta Pi Since the founding of Purdue’s chapter of Tail Beta Pi. national all-engineering honorary, it lias become the largest in the country. Pledges of this organization must meet stiff academic requirements, ranging from a 5.05 graduation index for a Senior 8 to a 5.5 index for a Junior 5. These hard working pledges are responsible for keeping The Bent, sym bol of their honorary, clean and polished. The honorary also helps with the university tutoring program and serves as a liason between the different engineering schools. Each year. Tau Beta Pi sponsors the Engineering banquet. I f BF I'A 1 1 Rack How. II. Pictseh. R. Conklin. I). |uday. J. Crook, J. D. Popovich, W. Svoboda, A. Barrett, G. Gaughem. |. Carroll. Third Row. D. G. VanDcrWoude, C. Schuler. E. K. Rctherfoid. M. D.nis. P. Werle. I). Johnstone, I.. Arnold. P. Battcrton, T. Hosier, L. F.ckclman. Second Row: I). Meyer. M. Romingcr. W. Luersscii. |. Ruudlc. J. Morehouse. C. Chen, T. Flcgal. J. Ia� ues. R. Mccredv. Front Row: T. DagCr, P. Wood. G. Mouell, G. Kirsth. I). McGill. W. Baker. C. K. Poiscl. C Carson. 130 I.PHA ZFI Back How: G. From. N. Huff, I.. Good. 1 Horvath, J. Wheeler. T. Sinclair. T. Hosier. T. Langston, |. I’cvcrly. I., Bccman, B. Fall. 1). Armstrong. S. Blackburn. Third How: 1.. Kramer, V. Singleton. J. Goltbrath. I.. Savre . Ackcrson, f. Hedrick, D. Rulon. I'. Kal rid), R. Oeckard. 1-. Coleman. 1). Mcnklmis. I). Lowe. H. Lough, W. Atkin. Second How: M. Merkel, R. Spangler, R. Grubaugh, |. George, W. Schmidt, A. Wagner, C. Saathoff, W. Buchanan. 1). [one . O. Schmidt, K. Washburn, I.. Underwood, l-'ront How: M. Bloomberg. G. Gtijn-, J. Hobson, 1). Filer, F. Harrell, T. Small. I). Sell melt . 1). Peterson, J. Nocoson. D. Rev nolds. Sponsoring an Old Masters' Seminar for the entile campus was one of the many projects of Alpha .eta, the agriculture honorary, this year. Members again participated in Operation brainpower and sponsored the Alpha .eta speech contests. In the spring, the Purdue Chapter presented a scholarship to the outstanding sophomore in the School of Agriculture. Agriculture students selected for Alpha Zola must be in the upper two-fifths of their class and must show outstanding qualities of scholarship and leadership in the field of agriculture. Alpha Zeta 137 ©MICRON NT Hack Row: K. Kilkenny. B. Brown, G. Cooreman. M. Goss. Second Row: (). Johanningsmeier, A. Gommcl, M. Hasler, M. Rutledge. Front Row: J. Ulrcy, B. Dnnkle, B. Oswald. M. Wesner. Omicron Nu Honoring the outstanding sophomore in the field of Home bionomics, Omicron Xu presents its Silver Award each spring. Pledges of this national Home Economics honorary achieve their membership by getting top grades in such varied courses as organic chemistry, micro biology, economics, and art and design. The honorary, besides recognizing the best scholars in the junior and senior classes, promotes leadership and encourages graduate work and research among its members. Stimulating interest in prospective members. Omicron Nu honors sophomores for high academic achievement. 138 Iota Lambda Sigma IOTA I-AMBDA SIGMA - Back Row: J. I). Henslcr. A. W. Brown, A. Kucblcr, D. Coiningorc. W. Colo, M. MccIr'iii. M. O'Hair, •'rout Row: T. Jackson. N. Nmbaum. 1). Hock. 1 Coorenvm. Industrial endeavors, interest in and a desire to entourage vocational education are the prerequisites for membership in Iota Lambda Sigma. Su pcrior students anti educators in the field of industrial education are selected for this honorary each year. During the past year, members of this organization got a firsthand look at industry in action through their December field trip to view the entire printing operation of the Indianajwdis Star. At its monthly meetings. Iota Lambda Sigma hears speakers highly acclaimed in industrial education. 139 PHI F.TA SIGMA - Back How: K. I . I.undquisl. C. K. Schenk. T. Whitten. G. Rchm. N. Green. J. Payne. P. Henning’.; Third Row: I). Scarola. T. Tramra, B. Jacobs. L. Marsh. J. P. Vaszari. W. Ganson. V. Parmentcr. Second Row: VV. Knauer. j. VanDenAvyle, G. Kckinan. I). Weinstein. H. I.cvin. P. Holmes. C. Catclain, I). Pelle. Front Row: E. Belcher. M. Brown, B. Cordinglcy, I). Blum. H. Fan. I). Kncbcl. Phi Eta Sigma Students seen on campus carrying scroll-shaped pledge boards are probably pledges of Phi F.ta Sigma, national freshman men's scholastic honorary. Members of this honorary are those men who have a 5.5 index for their first semester or a 5.5 accumulative index for their first year. Purdue's chapter of Phi Eta Sigma now ranks third nationally in membership, and “at its present rate of growth, it may soon be first. Besides recognizing superior freshmen. Phi Eta Sigma assists the administration during High School Day and has a joint banquet with Alpha I.ambda Delta each spring to honor new initiates. HO U.PHA LAMBDA DELTA - Back Row: S. Smith. K. Freeman. S. Yost, R. Carlisle, J. Graves. D. Carlton, B. Smith. J. Chrystal, B. Bradley, J. Young. B. Waters. D. Mueller, C. Cargnino. M. J. Trimble, J. Johnson. M. Sutton. Third Row: P. Parrish. K. A. Frier. S. Cook. R. Morris. 1). Clevenger, M. Swan. R. Handy. E. Murray. K. Hoetzer, S. Miller, J. Dieter. M. Riggs. J. L. Maynard. P. Highlen. S. Peterson, B. Sloan. S. Fitch. Second Row: S. Warnock. C. McCammon, M. Hosier. D. Stalhaum. C. J. Brown. K. Crooke. J. Alexander. L. Seger. C. L. Collins. B. Shankcrman. K. Mayers. S. I.amlwchr. B. Seitz. 1). Abrams. L. Tiebcrt. C. Colenibiecki. J. Street. Front Row: K. Bowditch, S. Bley. S. Hobbs, S. Pane ini. L. Gonzalez. H. A. Naiman. P. Lyons. B. Watts. S. Thurston. S. Woodyard. B. Stone, L. K. Jones. Alpha Lambda Delta (� ood morning and congratulations! were the words heard by 117 sleepy freshman women as they were awakened early in the morning and tapped for membership in Alpha lambda Delta, national scholastic honorary for freshman women. High scholastic achievement and the development of leadership arc the key phrases for this organization and are exempli lied by the honorary's colors: red for knowledge, white for purity, and gold for honor. To be eligible for membership, freshmen must have either a 5.5 index for the first semester or a 5.5 accumulative index after two semesters, and must have carried at least fourteen hours. The outstanding feature of the year was a spring banquet with Phi Ida Sigma. 141 From the huge shining star at the top at Christmas time to the coed laundry room in the basement, the Graduate House and its people live quite differently from the rest of the campus. When most undergraduates stop work near midnight, graduates students work out plans for more experiments. type thesis, or pace their carpeted hallways smoking and thinking of all that must be done-everything that must l e crammed in before the goal of all the years of study is reached. At other times, grad students may be found in a tiny lab somewhere running tests and more tests or in a classroom teaching freshmen who either are petrified or know it all already. Maybe, they'll be at someone's apartment eating a non I'nion meal or just “with the guys at Harry's. Some Monday mornings after a long weekend the graduate student may think h will never survive the next series of experiments, the next set of tests that must be graded: but some Iioh he pulls through and struggles on toward that always glowing prize, the Masters or Doctorate. 142 Graduate students arc counseled and direc ted through their final years of schooling by depatt-mcntal counselors, major professors, and the deans of the graduate school. The administrative olfico controls admissions and formulates graduate school policy by the decisions of its Graduate Council, which is composed of representatives from the departments on campus. Assistant deans of the school are appointed from the faculty in different fields of study for three year periods so that they may better understand how the school is operated and may gain experience in administration. These deans coordinate research sponsorship, graduate student plans of study, and fellowship administration. Since the various departments along with their research and teaching staffs arc spread throughout the campus, the graduate school administration is “central office for a very decentralized area.” Ml V. E. BERGDOLT Assistant Dean J. L. WAUNG Associate Dean I). C. KING Assistant Dean W. K. TRUCE Assistant Dean 146 Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities 147 Mr. 148 I I OFTEN TINGED WITH PROFESSIONALISM THE ACTIVE GAVE THEMSELVES FOR PROMINENCE, FOR EXPRESSION IN THE 3:30—5:3C CLIQUE. 149 HDNEST CONCERN EXPLDDES THE SHELL WHICH CAN BECOME ACADEMICS. 151 152 SO ASPIRANTS STRETCHED TIME TD SIFT THE DETAILS AND PERSONALITY OF THIS EXTRA CURRICULUM. 153 Thomas Richard Adams Joseph Rex Kelly Michael Lewis Jones William David Steinhilber Stephen Lee Koepper Iron Key Iron Key. in conjunction with Mortar Hoard and the administration, has initiated a program through which Indiana legislators have an opportunity to visit the campus on an informal basis. Iron Key. the highest achievement attainable for campus leaders, selec ts for its membership undergraduate men who have shown outstanding abilities and have made contributions to various aspects of campus life. 154 Charles Michael Allen Joseph James Smith John Robinson Craig Stephen Carl Spurgeon Charles Melvin Ix'Cdom John Casper Deventer G. Thomas McKanc Jr. I 155 Janice Kay Currie Barbara Stewart Ann Pcrpich Barbara Brown Diane Louise Carlson Elaine Diane Goodin Mortar Board Scholarship, leadership, service — all three” are the words which characterize the outstanding senior women of Mortar Board honor society. Through the sale of Mortar Board Calendars, the Purdue chapter has contributed over $50,000 for undergraduate and graduate scholarships, as well as giving financial assistance to both men and women students in Purdue's Study Abroad Program. Special receptions for eminent University guests and the Deans' freshman counseling program arc conducted by the members. A candle-light ceremony at the Green Guard picnic is a unique attraction for freshmen, providing incentive for future participation in campus activities with the worthwhile goal of Mortar Board. Burti Ann Miller Jane Rasp Mnrilyl Mills Ann Skinner 156 Martha Goss Emalcc Gottbrath Cheska Hakanson Karen I.athro| Judith Ncttcsheim Jane Kathryn Nolle Karen Post 157 Nets Atkcrson Thomas Miami Michael Mien John Deventer Richard Didday James Doman Omicron Delta Kappa In its fifth year at Purdue. Omicron Delta Kappa strives to recognize and encourage outstanding leadership in scholarship and campus activities. 1'his year ODK hosted its National Convention and together with Mortar Board, sponsored the annual ODK-Mortar Hoard Leadership Conference in Sep (ember. By honoring outstanding college men and faculty members, ODK endeavors to achieve its three fold purpose: to maintain high standards of scholarship: to mold the ideas of the college community: and finally, to bring together members of the faculty arid student Ixxly on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. Gan Kirsrh Stephen Koepper Charles Lccdom Daniel Murray Rav Paulin Robert Schafer Joseph Smith James Lottes 158 Thomas Canfield Charles Carson Robert Conklin John R. Craig David Dayton )anicl Edmondson Peter Eggleston Gilbert Frey. Jr. James Garrigus Brian Hogan Joseph Kelly George Leighton William McColgin Lee McConaghy Thomas MacKanc John Moore James Morehouse Stephen Spurgeon William Steinhilber Steve Tokarski John Wellman Terry Newendrop 159 Gold Peppers Enthusiastic spirit and leadership in campus activities characterize the members of Gold Peppers, an honorary for junior atid senior women. During the school year, Gold Peppers join forces with Reamers and Gimlet to increase student support and attendance at Purdue athletic events. On the academic scene. Gold Peppers contribute along with Mortar Board and Panhellenic to a scholarship fund, and sponsor a spring Stnarty Party to honor outstanding sophomore women in campus activities. COU) PEPPERS Back How: M. Goss. N. Norris, C. I'ruax. I„ Moucka, G. Anderson, J. W'enie, K. Noltc. S. Symmes, I). Carlson. S. Holloway, I). Andrews. T. Utxandcr. J. Neueshiem. E. S. Maesso. R. May. B. Brown. Second How: R Vande Void, S. L. Yocliem, K. Post, D. Frick. E. Herman. M. Brunswick. G. Nyland, L. Petty, B. Smith, J. Alford. B Spiers, S. Bowser. J. Currie, M. Zimmerman. M. Bass. I-. Cobb. B. Stewart. Front How: K. Lathrop. R. Shaw, R. Ras;� , B. Miller. G. Huber, A. Skinner. M. Wainscott, B. Hewitt, |. Stewart. B. Mens. J. Knaus, J. Pounds, J. Lamb, M. Mcrt , A. Pcrpich. Not pictured: K. B. Kilkenny, M. Eritkron. D. Gomnes. 160 r GIMI.K'Y-Back How. R. Hoover. J. Ddich. G. L. Clark. B. L. Brachat. V. Griffiths, T. Newendorp, T. Mathem. J. Kelly. R. Sander. H. Bom-wits. C. Tom. K. Retleker. C. Pan tie. Second How: W. Gollinick. Jr.. C. Allen. I'. Bevcr. T. Horn. M. Avery, K. Kuans, R. Zendcr, K. Schmidt. D. Pethick, J. C. Deventer, 1). Dayton. S. Spurgeon, R. Wundclich. Front How: R. Trail. M. Veon, A. Hashimoto, 1 . Ludwig, R. Bullock. J. Griffiths. C. Peggs, P. Bright. R. Palau. A. Wagner, M. Jones, G. Frey. J. Smith. Gimlet Gimlet's gold pots are a familiar sight when foot-hall time comes around, both at the games and in the parking lot, which they supervise with the Reamers. Another joint project of the two organizations is support of the tutoring program as an aid to the athletic department—utilizing funds from sports events to finance this service. In contrast, the rousing songs of Gimlet men can he heard across campus on their nights of celebration, with the resounding whack of paddles enhancing the avid student’s lonely walk to the library. 161 REAMERS—Back Row: I.. Rudman, S. Miszkcvitz, J. Rohlener. Fourth How: J. Walker, W. Conrad, D. Greene, G. r. Lefebvrc. Third Row: R. Witowski, R. Cartin, R. Burkhart, 1). I.. Nine. Second Row: B. Lydy, T. Bartels, R. White. R. Hunuker, H. Gotit. Front Rote: T. Collins, J. Imel, J. Ankncy. Reamers Ever expanding their program to promote spirit. Reamers arc a familiar sight in fall and spring, making the traditional lion's domain their campus home. This year the independent upperclassmen's honorary, in addition to its other annual tasks, sponsored the telegrams to the team and the sale of booster buttons and distribution of tags. Known also for its services to the college community, the Reamers, engineering the Boilermaker Special, gave transportation to home football games for the many students who took advantage of this opportunity. 162 SKI 1.1. AND CRF.SCKXT—Hack Row: C. Secgcr, I). EdimincUon. !.. Slowik. R. Zell. J. Sims, S. Gochlcr. I.. Culbertson. T. A. Ncwcndorp, J. Rinnanum, S. Stollc, W. Pickart. 11. Frail, R. Filer, R. Stlicnkcl. Second Row: 1). Frail. J. Bunkoff, R. G. Johnson. 1). Rose, R. Manifold, J. Drain, S. 1'ebbe, W. I-arv n. L. Toll. 1). Banner. R. Storan, R. Deckard. M. Hedrick. T. I.. Small, D. Kelso. I'ront Row: C. VanDcCarr. D. Gage. T. |. Anderle, P. l.ambertus, R. Melredy, R. Pottenger. D. H. Borak. B. Coshorn. J. Whellcr. 1). Smylic, R. Putman. W. Reed. B. 1.. Jordan, M. Bloomberg. P. Crihficld, J. Morehouse. • Srtvt StollZ Skull and Crescent Blind folds, Bone-carrying beauties, a date-type party, and the famous serenade performances for the sororities were all features of the successful Skull and Crescent pledge program. Supervised of course by the actives of the organization, these activities all served to further campus-wide recognition of fraternity sophomores for their service and leadership in the college community. On the more serious side, the pledges demonstrated participation by ushering for Varsity Varieties and helping create spirit for the II' game at the pep bonfire for Miss 11 J. 103 I'OMAHAWK—Hack Row: J. Zimmer, B. Bradley, S. G. Phillips, M. Lehman, A. Siauchera, R. Waggoner. J. Gates, A. K. Heiscr, P. Foil. K. |asck. R. Wein. I). Morganstein, R. Black, S. J. Van Voorhis, M. Fitch, R. Curtis, S. Harris. A. L. Barrett. K. Moehlc. Third Row: G. Gla er, A. Phillips. M. K. Riggs, W. Finch, S. Pfendlcr, P. I.ccount. R. Lyons, A. Means. L. E. Bushman. R. Corcoran. S. Fisher, F. Farlow, B. Hatfield, P. Ogle, R. Butler, S. Sickaffose. Tomahawk Soliciting funds for the Chapel Drive, sponsoring Campus Chest Tag Day, and baby-sitting in the evening for the Married Students' Dance in February distinguished this year’s Tomahawk pledge class, who well earned their membership in the sophomore independents' activities honorary. The University of Illinois was the location for this year's national Tomahawk convention, to which Purdue’s Algonquin chapter sent special delegates; next year Purdue is to host this annual conference. 1). Grculich, 1. Wagner. Second Row: [. Hanscom, I- Kricg. M. Mi Bride. A. Kunklc. N. J. Aschliman, R. Ahrens. P. Kchr, R. Crisman, M. Cormany, B. f. Brcnueke. K. Hint . 1). Fcay, A. Siegel, J. Price, M. Surface, 1). k. Ohcndorc, M. Haseman, P. Coltan. S. (xktj. M. Merkel, i-ront Row: E. Heron, S. Warner, C. Sowers, B. Mathes. I.. S. Taylor, C. Smith. C. l.ew.dik, S. 1 hurston. C. Sinead, M. G. Raney, G. Badcnhop, K. Johnson, D. Holda. 1(31 ALPHA PHI OMEGA—Bar Row: J. Warner. D. Johnston. S. Carter, F. Barrett. J. Sanford. R. Price. K. Altman. R. Wien, J. Penn. Second Row: C. Schmoyer, H. E. Pietsdi. T. Platt, P. Howard. R. Hynds. R. Kochcrt. G. Lahr, P. Alpha Phi Omega Promoting service, leadership, and fellowship unite the men of Alpha Phi Omega in a spirit of accomplishment. Keeping the campus bulletin boards up to date, being responsible for administering campus elections, holding Christmas parties, giving swimming lessons, and helping with the publication of campus maps are characteristic of the services they render. Established as The National Service Fraternity, it is the largest Greek letter service organization in the world. Along with this distinction. Alpha Phi Omega is proud of its pledge program. which begins with an unexpected midnight tapping ceremony. Even with all these activities, the men of Alpha Phi Omega manage to keep their grades well above average. Wankat. Front Row: P. Christenson. C. Nagel, E. Schmidt. R. Boyd. M. Boas. M. Rcvis, W. Hicks. J. Hohlt, J. Heinrich. 165 Student Government in nmurn ' VMBt V - or T • KRSITY MJV TOM ADAMS President Clarification of the present finals week |x lity and an instructor evaluation list for the students headed the proposals initiated by the Student Body President. Other ideas pertaining to curriculum development included the creation of an honors college and a five-year engineering program. For added effectiveness of the Student Court, members suggested that the Court he given power to art as a supreme court over housing unit judicial boards. A two-year term with staggered elections for Student Senators was suggested for the efficiency of the legislature. Holding open Student Senate meetings in the residence halls was another first which greatly augmented interest in Student Government. I (Hi S. Lynch, H. Gottbrath, k. McCartin. S. Fisher. RAY PAULIN Vice-President STUDENT SENATE—Back Row: A. Siegel. L. Van Den Dackn. C. M. Lcedom, G. Donoghue, E. Parke. P. Eggleston, J. Kelly, W. R. Martin. Second Row: B. Kendall, M. Firch. J. Smith, N. J. Macari, R. Wien, K. Probst. R. Butler, J. Green, J. Russell, V. Urrutia. Front Row: K. Cartin, j. Brcnnckc, C. W. Brown. C. Lissis, K. O'Connor, E. Gottbrath. Rehm, B. Hogan. T. O’Brien. A. Kunklc, P. Vasil. Front Row: S. Steiner, F. Farlow, A. I-Iciscr. R. Ahrens, J. Pounds, J. Ncttleshcim. STUDENT SENATE—Bark Row: Q. Davis. C. Lewis, J. Lashua, I). Houston. |. Wheeler. J. Pilko. J. Jackson. K. Hintz. Second Row: B. Cordinglcy,’ M. Rcvis, M. Saichi, G. 167 OSCR-F. Hcrrcll. J. Duke. OSA—Back Row: N. Ackcnon, T. Wilhelm. Front Rote: I.. Cobb, D. Weiner, L. Pasqualc. Student Subcommittees Part of the effectiveness of OSGS is t reated by various subcommittees in its organization. Offering a program in leadership training is the objective of the Office of Student Affairs, while the Office of Academit Affairs supervises appointments to Student Senate. The Office of Student Community Relations promotes greater co-operation between Purdue students and Lafayette residents. 168 OAA—A. F’arkcr. 1.. Barrett. K. Kokcs. M. Allen. J. Alford. Purdue Conference on International Affairs Pax Americana, I'.S. and World Destiny was the topic of the annual Purdue Conference on International Affairs held this spring. Delegates from almost 150 colleges met with students in a three day series of addresses, seminars, and discussions high lighted with outstanding speakers. Begun in 1960. PC IA was organized to inform and interest the faculty and student body in world affairs and problems of international importance. PCI A COMMITTEE—D. Gordon, A. Strciglitoff, P. Tennyson. S. Ploch, C. Gcbliardt, D. Baldwin. T. Kendall. 169 OIA—Rack How: C. Airall. H. Feldman. Scconl How: 1). Gaw, K. I. Standbery, K. Sweeney, A. Shipkm. H. Taroepratjeka. From How: I . Humphrey , I). Carlson, J. Daniel. M. Often hacker. Office of International Affairs 170 With more than 800 foreign students attending Purdue this year, OIA sponsored numerous activities to help these students accustom themselves to school here. Special trips were arranged, including one to the 1.1 , football game, camping trips, and a journey to the Smoky Mountains. An additional aid to the foreign students were the student hosts assigned to each of them. Forums on communism and the OIA smorgasbord were organized to promote international understanding among all students. 171 PROJECT DIRECTOR—L. Gobb; TREASURER—G. Frey. C. LEEDOM Office Director OSGS OSGS IR. BOARD—ZtacA Row: C. Carson. R. Stair. Front Hour. D. Gollihcr. G. Haley, M. Leypoldt. D. Myers. 172 Are you blind, flunking all of your courses, depressed. and in need of a summer job? If so. your problems can be solved by the Office of Student Government Services. Besides the lost and found, test files, weekend movies, and European job placement, the administrative branch of Student Government also sponsors the homecoming sign contest, the ride board, all the campus political campaigns, and the book most dear to male students—the phone directory. This year's special travel project was a five thousand mile African safari. For those with less energy, a spring trip explored the Bahamas. To publicize their numerous ventures, the OSGS workshop floods the campus with posters and pamphlets. ni vn hyTWA JETS M. HAYDEN Business Manager OSGS JR. BOARD-1. J.icobwn. S. 1.. Shaiklcton. M. Meyers, 1. Faulitk. |. Landrum. 17.1 Peace Corps Committee Why . . . where . .. and how much? were common questions answered by returning Purdue volunteers during Vista Week and the annual Peace Corps Week. These events were sponsored by the Purdue Peace Corps Committee to inform the student body about the varied goals and rewarding personal satisfactions offered by the Peace Corps and Vista Corps. Social work, community development, and physical education in underdeveloped areas of the country and world are dividends of the Peace Corps. 1‘KACE CORPS COMMIT! EK—fl A How: Dean Roberts, II. Ilixby. J. Walter. Front How: . Shipkus, M. Canfield, C. Meiers. 171 INVESTIGATORS — 1$. Banning, K. JUSTICES—B. Manifold, M. Wcancr, S. Spurgeon, B. Hewitt, S. Soukup. S. Mciney. Herald, I). Miller. STEVE SPURGEON Chief Justice SECRETARIES-BacA Rote: D. Ballahtync. K. L-ot . Front lion4: S. Holloway, J. Morris. Student Court Student court performs an important campus function by providing student decisions on student actions. Operating as the judicial branch of Purdue Student Government, Student Court is composed of a Chief Justice, associate justices, investigators, and secretaries. The Court reviews and tries student traffic and passport violations and other disciplinary cases involving students and student organizations. In the future it is hoped that Student Court can become the Supreme Court for campus affairs where cases may be appealed from separate housing unit judicial groups. 175 SKNIOR CLASS COUNCI 1.- W Row: J. Ritchey, J. Longhine. R. J. Winter. A. Drown. T. Sawyer. K. I’roDst. M. Beatty, R. Lochr. Second Row: S. l„ynih. F. Lash, A. Wagner. B. Haskins. G. Naah. W. I.uerssen. W. Scranage, R. Brubaker. Front Row: E. Maevso. J. Brooks. C. McGuft. I . Krause. K. IMagge, L Walls. . I.. Karstedt. I. Miller. I). Harrington. Senior Class Officers Cabinet Winning the Exponent sales drive and organizing the annual cord parade started the busy year for the Senior class officers and cabinet. Having future careers in mind, seniors attended placement dinners which offered post-coffee chatter and various company representatives. The finale—Senior Week ended the bustle of the year with parties, receptions. and the revival of old traditions. SKNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Jody Caudell. Secretary: Tom Sawyer. Vice-President: Elaine Maesso, Treasurer: Ken Probst. President. 176 Junior Council JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Don Banner, President; Alice Burke, Secretary; Kathy Mooney, Treasurer; Tom Andcrle, Vice-President. “Number 268, ibis is your 'perfect’ date, number 519.” The Junior class sponsored IBM Dance was just the start of a number of class activities. Winter Carnival festivities, despite the lack of snow, culminated the seasonal planning with the presentation of the Gentries. The mood and scene changed with the coming of the clear spring air as the class planned for the Purdue Prom, featuring the Back Porch Majority and A1 Cobine. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL - Back Row: A. Barren, D. NVagner, T. II. Holmes. R. Stair, M. Ristow. D. Gootee, J. Apple, R. Surbcr. T. Snider. D. Banner. F. Morgan, Dr. K. Burk, K. Hansen, S. Tcbbc. R. LeClaire, C. Van de Carr. Second Row: L. Buehlcr, S. Tash, S. Spengcman, S. Katterhcinrich, S. W. Marmon, S. Taylor, M. Saluman, P. Heller, R. Butler, J. Barnhart, W, Finch, T. Anderle, J. Diehl, P. Crihficld, T. Wagoner, M. M. Thornes, R. Ahrens, S. Ramsey, M. Whitson, M. Fritz. Front Row: A. Burke, |. Homer, M. Dilts, J. Price, M. Lcypoldt, M. K. Myers, P. Farthing, E. Stanbcry, K. Mooney, M. Badowski, N. Bond, M. Evans, R. Shcdlofsky. L. Patterson. K. Fogarty. K. E. Seward, B. Williams, M. Howes, C. Hulka, B. Coyncr. 177 Sophmore Council Would you be willing to pay ten cents for a Sophomore class council member? In promoting class spirit, the sophomores sponsored a Trick or Treat” dance where the council members were auctioned for a dime a dance. Unity among the sophomores continued to build as council members sold decals picturing the class mascot and numerals. The council kept on dancing with the Gentries as plans were made with the Junior class for the Winter Carnival. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - Back Row: Joyce Johnson, Treasurer: Dave Graney, Vice-President. Front Row: Ron Downing, President: Barb Ballard: Secretary. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL - Back Row: J. Readnour. M. Fowlcy, R. Vanderby, R. Feigcl. 1). Post. R. Black, R. Cordingley. M. Room, W. Brown, W. Skinner, K. Mcrlay. R. Downing. B. Gould. L. Peebles. J. Boslcr. Second Row: I). Stubbins. R. Larsen. Nl. Gilbert, D. Moeller. G. Fchd. S. Booher. Z. Bcrsins, J. Crow, C. Peterson. N. L. Brown. B. Bradley, C. Tschanncn, S. Drcxler, I). Mueller, R. Shands. J. Hanscom, H. Micslcn, T. D. Leslie. Front Row: L. Stephenson, B. Met . J. Street, M. Howe. J. Johnson, S. Wood yard. S. Light, K. Kraft. L. Million, E. Whitsitt. B. Ballard. D. J. Parker. C. Purcell. J. Kirin. P. Rirhason, S. Hunt. L. Hinchman. S. Thurston. 178 I Shortly after their elections last October, the Freshman class officers chose a spirited group as members of the Freshman Class Council. I heir enthusiasm spread quickly through the rest of the class of '( 9. Most of their ideas for the year centered around money-making projects. The sale of class paddles and keys gave the class its initial financial boost, while a dance where council members were auctioned off helped augment their treasury. With some of their money they were able to present President Hovde with a certificate honoring him for his twenty years of service to the University. Still dancing remained popular and the class sponsored two more dances before the year drew to a close. Freshman Council FRESHMEN CLASS COUNCIL - Hack Row: M. Puckett, S. Schnautz, I). Pittman. G. Moore, J, Riley, P. Craun. S. Dudley. Finch. J. Hancock. C. Pearce, J. Newman. K. Kennedy, S. Zimmerly. Second Row: H. Humphreys. B. Adams, S. Homer. R. Hula, M. Brinkcrhoff. M. Reagan, |. Namm ak, Q. Martin, R. Steimke. M. Meyers, S. Biddinger. K. Patterson. L. Thompson, D. Kaync, L. La Fcrriere, R. Micr. Front Row: W. Frey, M. Kumm, M. J. Foster. B. A. Cosiomiris. J. A. Ryden, S. Slone, C. Wilson, C. Fisher, Fellafcro, C. Rocskc, H. Howell. L. Champion, S. Miles. R. Poline. P. Terrell. A. Ko k. R. Caufield, J. F.ssig. AWS Council AWS JUDICIAL BOARD - Hack How: K. Krone, M. Offcnbackcr, J. Elgin, K. Kraft. Second How: S. Bowyer. K. Mross, D. Golliher. From How: C. Cash ion. D. Smith. L. Crump, B. Spiers. Sounds of five minutes 'til hours, please move toward the door are vanishing from the campus. As a result of Firesides discussions and questionnaires given to Purdue coeds and to several Purdue males, the AWS Judicial Board formulated a system of no hours for upperclass women and present hours for freshmen which was passed by the Dean of Women's office. Hours were also important in time spent planning for ATOM Week. Let Her Buck, a night of co-rec activities for the Guys and Dolls became a new addition to the week’s activities. Westward Ho,” the Golddigger’s Ball, culminated the week of turn-about as the coeds gave Aid To Our Men. AWS COUNCIL - Hack Hour. V. Cain. L. Schnuie. B. C. Strycker, M. A. Piper, K. Butler, J. Stout, J. Dieter, K. Rayl, J. S. Lindsey, P. Weiss. C. Stemke. C. VanScoyoc. Second How: M. Fritz, M. Vyvcrbcrg, K. McCain, M. Sherman, R. Ilcssidence, J. Alien, S. Good, L. Tlieisa. D. Bern-, R. Johnson, L. Dietrich. Front How: P. Terrell. T. Ray. G. McKinley. M. Caufield. Miss Zissis. Mr . Ewing. D. Smith. M. Rhoad. N. Bond, B. Levin, M. Gaiser. 180 Greenguard “Do they really wear those green pots on campus? Hundreds of freshman girls joined with their Green Guards on a rainy fall night at the co-rec for the Green Guard (Jab Fest. Sparked toward excellence in activities and scholarship and entertained by folk singing groups, the freshman women were welcomed to the campus. The chattering voices again grew louder when the honorary presented Through the Fashion Glass,” a look at Purdue’s do's and don’ts. Feeling the need for an orientation program for the spring semester freshmen and transfer students, the honorary’s pledge class gathered the new group for a pi za party and the voices continued. GREEN GUARD OFFICERS - B. Arens E. Maesso. N. Wincgardner, D. McClead, GREEN GUARD - Back Row: S. Novak, B. Potter. P. McMichacJ, R. Ahrens. C. France, S. Xeubaucr. D. McClead. K. Kilkenny, V. Kemper, $. Keller, L. Bowman. Second Row: S. E. Heiny, R. Mitchell, J. Madorin, B. Smith, S. Wright, K. Eisch, N. B. Wincgardner, S. Veris, F.. Wagner. J. Gray. G. Robinson. Front Row: J. Stutlcr, B. Spiers, I. Knaus, R. Shedlofsky, N. Boes, D. Mvers, L. Them, P. Visin, C. Bills P. Farthing. E. Maesso. 181 LYNN HORNER COLLEEN McCARTY Activities Director Activities Director Student Union Who else but Student Union would think of holding the Freshman First Nigh ter in the middle of a tornado! But this was just the first exciting event as Student Union stormed into a successful year. Dances were the biggest items on their agenda last fall with the innovation of Streamers. These informal dances helped round out the schedule which included such special events as Homecoming, Senior Cord Day, and Dad's Day. Union Spectacular completed the program as Jay and the Americans delighted Purdue with their music and showmanship. JOE KELLY President 182 1!- In an effort to acquaint students with the nonacademic aspects of campus life, Student Union sponsors the annual Activities Carnival early in the fall. Books and Coffee and receptions for notable persons visiting campus offer the entire campus an opportunity to meet and question men who have distinguished themselves in their respective fields. Another cultural effort on the part of Student Union consists of the well-known art displays brought to Purdue for the community as well as the campus. Christinas Around the World was another drawing card for local residents, while the Christmas Decorating Party helped spread holiday cheer campus-wide. 185 Noise and confusion continually rise from the depths of the Memorial Union and the Student Union workshop. Hammers pounding, saws buzzing, or maybe just the slap of a paint brush can be heard above the busy hum as workers prepare posters and backdrops for their own and other campus events. Other forms ol publicity also originate here as Student Union continues to work to keep the campus alive and well-informed. MIKE JONES Men’s Executive DAN MURRAY MARTY BASS Activities Director Activities Director JUNIOR BOARD - B. Zell. M. Kurt , K. Murphy. S. Neubaucr. 187 Debris Typewriters clattering, flashbulbs popping, and ideas flying . . . These three arc the essential and obvious ingredients for any yearbook. Nevertheless, the backstage work involved in producing the Debris is overwhelming. Photographers snap pictures of every campus event from the excited crowds at the football games to a solitary student engrossed in thought, lint pictures must also be developed and proofed, printed and cropped before they become an actual part of the yearbook. Words, too, must be found to accompany these pictures and to recapture the mood of the moment. Typing and correcting and retyping must all enter in before the copy can be approved. Finally, the paragraphs and photographs are coordinated into a book—the Debris, an annual history of campus life at Purdue I'nivcrsity. DAVE DAY 1 ON Photography Editor 189 EDITORIAL STAFF JR. EDITORS - Dave Kelso. Jcannie Hamncr. ROBBIE CRAIG Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF JR. EDITORS - Steve Furste. Carole Franco. “Have you ordered your I960 Debris yet? Just sign on the dotted line and we'll bill you later. These are common phrases heard all over campus early in the fall as students work to publicize and sell the yearbook. Continuing their chant throughout the year, the business staff strives to sell and sell and sell. October means billing time at the Debris office. Forms by the thousands are filled out. folded, addressed, stamped, and mailed to those students who ordered books. But through all this, the sales campaign continues. May brings books to the office and they are stacked to the rafters as distribution day nears. Students line up to receive their copy and the Debris continues to sell. 190 BUSINESS STAFF JR. EDITORS - Kathic Zimmerman, Robbyc Shcdlofsky. Boh Filer, Don Banner. EDITORIAL STAFF JR. EDITORS - Barry Jordan. Lyn Glendening, Steve Stolle. JR. ENGRAVINGS EDITOR - Linda Brown. SR. ENGRAVINGS EDITOR - Barb Spiers. 191 PHOTO STAFF JR. EDITOR Dave Bachmann. BUSINESS STAFF JR. EDITOR Bonnie Coyncr. EDITORIAL STAFF JR. EDITORS - Bob Melcher. Sheryl Smith. 192 |R. COPY EDITORS - Sandy Minick, Sarah Eckles, Bill PHO TO SI FF |R. EDITORS - Susan Trcdwdl, Tandy. Anne Parker. 193 JUNIOR PHOTO EDI TORS Jackson. Jim Rrulher, Rick Putnam, Jim 194 I I.F.E McCONAGHY JIM MOREHOUSE Managing Editor Business Manager EDITORIAL BOARD - M. J. McDonald. S. I'okanki. K. A. l‘ost. A. Streightoff. The staccato tapping of typewriters, the clatter of a teletype machine, the background chatter of voices—once a visitor enters the office of the Exponent, lie becomes aware of the tremendous responsibility of publishing any daily newspaper. Very shortly he realizes that the greatest proportion of this responsibility falls on the shoulders of the editorial staff—people charged with interpreting the news. By virtue of their positions, the editors decide what news within the campus and surrounding areas is to be reported and discussed in the paper. Decisions of policy by the editorial staff must always be made with foresight and celerity; for. like all newspapers, the Exponent faces a daily deadline. The editors consider 1900 a year of change, due to reorganization made during the previous semester and the addition of badly-needed equipment. The fresh format of this year’s Exponent was due primarily to the successful attempts of the editorial staff to improve the effectiveness of the paper. JOE SMITH Editor I SPOR TS STAFF - W. Lcvenfcld, J. Wade. J. Brod. DAN F.DMUNDSON City Editor Launching pad for every controversy on campus, the Exponent strives to awaken in each student an opinion. The Exponent massages the nerves of the campus to action offering the students an almost professional sports section, a pertinent selection of news events, and many editorials written by world newsmen. Reporters encounter persons in the sports and entertainment fields from across the country while serving the staff of the newspaper, and absorb information to transfer to Purdue. Working into the morning hours, the night crew remains dedicated to serving the 5,000 subscribers of the campus newspaper. Not every thought printed in the newspaper comes from the minds of eminent men, however, for the Exponent exists to speak the student's word, to shout his song into every ear. 190 r BOB PAI.AN PHOTO STAFF - J. Kirkwood, M. Qucbe, J. Shaffer, L. MeVey. D. Jones, P. Lay. Associate Editor NIGH I EDITORS - Rack Row: L. W. Schlagcnauf. C. A. Smith. J. Halcomb. N. M. Smirk. S. Scruggs. L. Marble. N. WinCgarrliter. Front Row: S. Steinmeyer. B. I.itrerski. FEATURE EDITOR - Sue- Holloway M VGAZINE EDITOR - Leah Petty Circulation, typing, advertising and reporting— these departments mean life itself to the Exponent. Making the rounds each morning, the Exponent circulates throughout the campus, the community, and the state. Back in the office, typists for the paper must be perfectionists in order to meet the demands placed upon them. The advertising staff works back-stage soliciting for ads from the local merchants, while the reporters—well, it seems like they arc always in the thick of the news. REPORTERS — Back Row: J. Bankoff, J. Lanins. J. S. Fletcher. From Row: S. Hathaway. K. Herald. J. Madorin, B. Gillie.m, J. Ynlowit . 199 [lack Roio: J. D. Paul. R. Didday. M. Baynian. Front Row: R. Chapman, D. Kncbcl. S. Sl'l.ZVCKl Editor Engineer Proud of its position as the universal campus magazine, the Purdue Engineer regularly features articles on all aspects of engineering. With eight issues published yearly, the Engineer contains a monthly interview with a senior in engineering and articles from NASA and IBM. Light touches are recorded in “The Lion’s Roar humor column. Although presently of a technical nature, the Purdue Engineer plans to gear its material for wider acceptance, as “. . . campus medium of communication. 200 Rack Row: T. Holmes, J. Soudtwood. front Row: 1). Johnson, II. Schott. B. Lucrsscn, B. Toering. J. PEVERLY Editor Agriculturalist Human interest, a phrase frequently exjprcssed in journalism, forms the central theme of Purdue’s Agriculturalist. Practical information for every farmer and homemaker, such as progress in food production and breeding of livestock and home repairs, is published. In addition, the Agriculturalist acts as a news journal, relating recent happenings to extension students, alumni, and businessmen throughout the state of Indiana. L. PUMPHREY Back Hour: J. Stein, L. I'nderwocxl. [. Magee, I). Armstrong. Second Row: Business Manager I). Baldwin, M. J. Goss. S. Prn ak. Front Row: T. Hanna, P. Mitchell. 201 Pharmacist With a statewide circulation serving hospitals, druggists, and future pharmacists, the Purdue Pharmacist represents the efforts of those students in the Pharmacy School interested in journalism. Reports of new medicinal discoveries and informative articles about leading pharmacists of today fill each issue with news of interest to all subscribers. C. Hcuer. I). Roberts. J. Hagcy, I). Snyder. P. Bo c. 202 J. WASSON Editor Bard M. Ilumpkc. J. Williamson. J. Johnson, C. Nitmhc, J. Chance. B. Ruckhcrg. The voice of creative thought at Purdue, the Bard. provides students with the opportunity to demonstrate their literary talents. Recognized as the campus source lor viewpoints in writing, the Bard publishes sonnets, short stories, essays and any type of material which it feels will he of interest to the student body. Recently the magazine began sponsorship of an annual short story contest, with the winning essay published in the fall issue. With the potential that exists throughout Purdue, the Bard may provide the initial inspiration lor the genius of a future Hemingway. 203 J. CHANCE Editor Debate Forum Reinforced by a record membership this year, the Debate Team entered thirty tournaments, including invitational meets at Stanford and Redlands in California and Dartmouth, New Hampshire. The proposition debated in these and other inter-collegiate competitions was the Freedom of law Enforcement Agencies and involved such topics as wire-tapping and searching private premises. Closely allied to the Debate Team is the Debating Forum which supervises and coordinates the various competitions which arc sponsored at the University. both groups gain valuable experience in speaking in contests on the national level. DEBATE FORUM - Back Row: M. Glazcr, N. Nelson. Second Row: R. Anders. 1$. Lombard, R. Barthcl, J. Wolf. A. Pcre , N. Ackcrson, B. Saul. First Row: J. Oberlin. J. Trachtenberg. T. Carmichael, G. Nyland, I). Kiefer, B. Andrew,. 205 Stewart I.. Main as Alfred Doolittle' 20(i John Newton as Henry Higgins” Janet I laycs as Liza Doolittle” Playshop Theatre is a dare. The actors meet the challenge. Xight of (hr Iguana, Gy fay. Tin- Visit, and My Fair Lady reflect this challenge in artistic creations. The Purdue Theatre provides experience for its players and professional-like entertainment for the audiences. The performances are augmented by guest actors and actresses of national fame and by visiting writers who likewise have wide reputations. The Purdue Theatre succeeds in producing actors and actresses of expert calibre. 208 Although Purdue does not have a music program for academic credit, the band organizations are considered to be among the finest in the country. The “All American Marching Band has been the largest in the nation for many years, and along with Big Boom —the World's Largest Bass Drum—the Big Ten Flags, and the majorette corps, the band provides unique entertainment for the fans at halftime and after the home football games. The band also visited South America to further international relations as well as to entertain. The Symphony Band is likewise an important part of the musical aspect of the university. This group gives many outdoor concerts in the pleasant environment of Slaytcr Center, as well as providing instrumental music for commencement exercises in June. 210 Marching Band ! 212 DR. ALBERT P. STEWART Director Purdue Musical Organizations Spreading musical enjoyment throughout the world is the goal of Albert P, Stewart, director of Purdue Musical Organizations. Composed of the Glee Club, Purduettes, and University Choir, PMO is a voluntary organization requiring students to devote much of their free time providing entertainment and bringing pleasure to millions of people. 213 GLEE CLUB - Bnck Row: R. Plothow. I. Carroll J. Welch, K. Doming. C. Hoban. J. Strite, R. Wunderlich, C. Yoke, W. Metzger. I . Illycs. 'I'. Crane, E. G os horn. Fourth Row: {. Bennett, C. Carother . G. Klockow, C. Mueller. T. LeFeure, W. Griffiths. S. Hill. C. Peggs, J. Griffiths. J. Bromley. J. Algo inc, I). Kelly. R. Vral. Third Row: G. Stewart. J. Theiw, D. Lipp, A. Herbert. R. Martin, T. Goodrich. G. Bremer. T. Howard. J. Blakcr, R. Rockwold. P. Shea. M. Chung. U Glee Club Fun with imisit along with promotion of international understanding highlighted the Glee Club's annual summer concert tour through European countries. Purdue Meistersingers in Europe, a film released recently of the 1964 tour, offered to the public a view of the world famous Glee Club in action. Traveling throughout the United States and entertaining at conventions in the Union kept the Glee Chib busy. Prior to appearing at the Freshman First Nighter, the (dee Club spent days in preparation at summer camp. O'Donnell. W. McColgin. Second Row: L. Finnegan. J. Lottes. R. Ingle, K. Knous. P. Bright. D. laid win. M. Tabla, A. Huth. M. McKinnon. W. McGaughcy, R. Schilkcn, K. Schuitlc, G. West, G. Leighton. C. Funk. Front Row: I. Stith, I. Cassana. R. Brown. 1). Horne. R. Pickering. I.. Rothenbcrgcr. G. Edwards, W. Young. J. Meek. P. Kauffman. H. Smith. C. Harvuout. 5 2 5: it if ‘«J HU-yMs Y Y i y WrrVr%hhH t hhWt'YYY I}} yi i’ r1 t I r-.f.. ..r-r. fb f f r V o M • f III 9 • •a • 1 214 PlTRDl’ETTES — Back Row: R. Kropscott. M. Carlquist, S. K. Kramer, S. Shuttle-worth. V. Carlquiu. I.. Geis, B. Rhoads, Kiel, K. Miller, L. Conley, A. Ray, M. Doebling, L. Heard, J. Acheson, G. Kindall. B. Watts, C. Kaadc, Front Row: J. F. Parsons. D. Harris, N. Shaw. M. Richmond. S. Lufteg. R. Lawshc, J. Crockett, J. Johnson, J. William, G. Carlquist, May. S. Koose. P. Palmer. C:. Truax, S. B lough. K. Woodward. K. Curfman, J. Fell, R. Preston. At Piano: M. A. Brctches. P. Bresnahan. Second Row: J. Gaylord. C. Easterday, Purduettes “There ain’t nothin’ like a dame ...” And tltcre ain't nothin’ like the sound of the 35 singing co-eds of the Purduettes. Directed by Bruce G. McGuire, this versatile choral group entertains at functions ranging from AWS State Day to the Lincoln Day Banquet for Representative Halleck and also combines with the Glee Club and the University Choir to present the annual Christmas Convocation. Changing from their traditional attire, these singing women donned new outfits this year which consist of floor-length narrow black skirts worn with long white gloves and white sequined shell tops or black shell tops adorned with beads. 215 BRUCE G. McGUIRE Asst. Director of PMO University Choir I Come on you kids, sing! arc familiar words to the members of the University Choir, the largest of Purdue’s musical organizations. Included among the students in the choir are the singing voices of the (dee Club and the Purduettes. Practices every Wednesday help to prepare the Choir for their annual Christmas Convocation, which draws spectators from all over the United States. After the Christinas Convocation, the choir begins rehearsals for their yearly Easter Sunrise Service, which marks the end of a busy but successful year for the choir. 217 WBAA WBAA Staff WBAA. in conjunction with the Speech Department. this year is initiating a training program in broadcasting for university credit. Student workers at WBAA, performing both on and off the air in jobs ranging from news and sports announcing to dramatizing Indiana history for fourth graders, may receive academic credit for their lab work at this university-owned station. Valuable work experience is gained by students as they work with trained professionals on WBAA's full time staff. 218 WCCR KMRX Headed by an efficient staff composed of Max Muterspaugh. Dave l awson, Jim Johnson, and Leon Shen, KMRX presented a variety of musical entertainment and up-to-date news for the men of Wiley Hall. Although only broadcasting live programs thirty hours a week. KMRX is on the air around the clock, seven days a week. Titus, this student station entertains its listeners and provides practicial radio experience for the students participating. v ccs, WCCR Staff Radio station WCCR. the voice of Cary Hall, has recently completed remodeling its broadcasting studio and has added new, more efficient equipment in order to facilitate better service for its listeners. The staff of this station, made up entirely of students. devote much of their time providing musical entertainment for the men of Cary Hall. KMRX Staff Council of Religious Organizations Serving as a coordinating body for the various campus religious groups, the Council of Religious Organizations hopes to promote understanding and unity among the centers. The membership of C.R.O. is composed of representatives from each campus Foundation, although the council is an entity in itself. The major project of C.R.O. is the sponsoring of Brotherhood Week through which it hopes to foster understanding among people of all creeds. Jt. 223 224 Army ROTC COLONEL T. R. BRUCF. Professor of Military Science Producing effective Reserve officers in todays “action Army comprises the objective of the ROTC program. Military science classes in history, maxims of war, and military courtesy accomplish this purpose. In addition, the ROTC established a new organization, the Purdue Rangers, made up of interested cadets who prepare underclassmen for Army summer camp. Included in the training are classes in patrolling, map-reading, first aid. hand-to-hand combat, and physical preparedness. 22G HONOR GUARD - Hack How. G. Morris, D. Norris, I„ Wcitkamp. R. Rolcy, R. Hcdlund. R. Roiling. G. Crowden, I). Koclling. R. Hough. G. Wood, J. Bukkcr, S. Von Schriltz, J. Kcncfick. Second Row: J. Rood. M. Hathaway, N. Davis. T. Watson, R. L. Stock well. D. Tom. P. Dahmlow, M. Holdridgc. J. L. Miller, R. I'arduc, R. Schrader. R. Wild. J. Jefferies. J. K. Butler. Front Row: T. Hearne, J. Davis, G. Fieser, I). Kahlcr, T. D. Carmichael, T. Burckihart. W. Horn. J. Billot. D. C. Bixler, D. Eade, W. Blake. J. Pelis, R. Owens. Quarterdeck QUARTERDECK — Back Row; J. Drain, L. Slowik, K. Rcira. Front How: G. Donoghuc, M. Stillabowcr, J. Little, J. Bouev, A. E. Ensfield. Outstanding military apptitude and academic ability qualify NROTC members for admission into Quarterdeck, the naval honorary. Quarterdeck works during the year to stress military incentive and perform useful functions for the entire naval unit. Fall activities included a hay ride and steak fry for NROTC members. Spring brought weeks of hectic activity to plan and stage the Midshipmen's Ball, which was held in March. Throughout the year. Quarterdeck brought guest speakers in for all-campus lectures and provided tutoring for NROTC underclassmen in various subjects. 228 MIKE STII I. BOWER President POMM — Hack How: 1). Roll. E. Ikiming. J. Brooks J. A. J. Bischoff. C. Stock. W. Hostruwser. C. Bremer. S. Branson, S. Harris, D. Rush, J. Anilrighetti. M. Stefanenik. Sharon. A. J. Bischoff. D. Haslcr, H. Heflin. G. Faldcsy. D. Hartman. Front Row: T. Hcarnc. D. Weller, CHARLES BREMER Captain POMM Membership in the Purdue Order of Military Merit is awarded to the most promising cadets in advanced Army ROTC in order to provide an incentive for continued accomplishments in the Army Corps. Among its important activities, the honorary is responsible for the planning of the Army Ball and the accompanying Queen contest, sponsoring the army convocations, and organizing Army Awards Day. A dinner-dance and a picnic arc included in the lighter side of the year’s agenda. 229 230 Navy ROTC Revitalized by an increased force of freshman officer candidates over 1965, Purdue's NROTC followed a training program similar to fifty-two other colleges across the nation. It offered the candidates alternate programs including the regular or scholarship program for men considering a Naval career, and a contract program which obligates candidates to three years service after graduation but does not give any financial assistance to their education. Both options introduce the Student to the responsibilities attached to being an officer in the U.S. Naval tradition. 231 Air Force ROTC September began the first year of voluntary Air Force ROTC at Purdue, and the initiation of a new option which leads to a commission in the USAF after two years of ROTC, instead of the customary lour. This new curriculum, designed to encourage military interest and incentive, brought over one-thousand cadets into the program. Another innovation this year is the quota being placed on juniors entering the advanced course. With this quota system. competition for commission in the U.S. Air Force will be much keener. 232 233 Arnold Air Society Social activities complementing service provide a diversified program for Purdue Arnold Air Society. Members planned a gamut of events from the U. S. Air Force art exhibit to the Air Force Ball. A true-tosi e missile drew interest in their program for ait national defense, and they also sponsored an area conclave here in which thirteen colleges were represented. In addition. A. A. S. and Angel Flight met in the spring for a favorite Society function—the annual picnic. ROBERT COLE Commander ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY - Rack Row: J. Conrad, II. Weiss, R. Romberg. S. Dillon, W. I .arson. C. Montgomery. W. Whittaker, W. Doan. S. Soukup. S. Fisher. D. Reisinger, T. Novcroskc. Third Rou : R. Jones. R. Jumps. T. Rule. J. Roberts, W. Jones. L. Page. J. Smith. B. Stewart. W. Bancroft, L. Juday. C. L. Nefzger, R. Reed. Second Row: R. Holt, R. Sergo, D. Joyce. J. Wrucha, G. Leslie. D. Vyverbcrg. H. Sutton, P. Filiatrault. D. Pulley, R. Clingaman. C. Payne, R. Coslctt, B. Nass. Front Row: I). R. Ro'S. K Troup. I. l.ink. R. Cole. S. Rowtoit, J. E. Micklcy, R. Crone, D. Mitchel, W. Drew. 234 KATIE KILKENNY Commander Angel Flight Two pledge classes instead of one bolstered the ranks of Purdue's Angel Flight this year. In the (all new inductees worked with their sister Angels in hosting the Area Conclave where flight representatives from neighboring states exchanged ideas to better the organization. During the rest of the year, Angels served as hostesses for President’s Review, the Air Force Ball, and Jr. Corps Day. All these events focused on their primary aim: to promote interest in AFROTC and Arnold Air Society. ANGEI. FLIGHT - Hark How: C. Frick, W. Hart. C. Washburn. D. Masten, I- Bushman. C. Tomochck. S. Bailey. P. Fernandes, N. Steveling, C. Erie nb;i ugh. Third How: B. Gamble. S. Keller. B. Potter, B. Exncr. J. Harding, J. Orme. I). Carlton, P. S. Farthing, R. M. Handy, P. Scars. A. Halbrook, N. A. Michaels. Second How: P. McMichacl. S. Cook. A. Shewmakcr, L. Stephenson, I Strauss. S. Barr, J. Brinkley, N. Smick. M. Sweet. R. Drew. Front How: C. Fcerst, I). Frick, J. K. Pounds, K. A. Kilkenny. V. Kemper. M. Miller, D. Gomnes, J. Humphrey. 235 SCABBARD AND BLADE - Back Hour. J. Johnson. J Ugozino. |. Builcr. L. Slowik, I . Robbins, D. Edmondson, M. Sufamhik. |. Smith. C. Slink, V. Larson, H. Weiss. Second How: II. C. Lotov J. Bouey, G. A. Donoghuc, L. Striikier, A. Biseboff. W. Hostrawscr. C. Bremer. S. Sharon, G. Faklesy, S. Soukup, J. Drain. P. Yukimura. f-'ront How: II. Wiliams, V Ensfield, G. Van De Carr, D. Weller, I’. Samuels, R. Tonkin, M. Swenty. R. Reynard, T. Slude. R. Coslett, R. Clingaman. I). Roche. Scabbard and Blade 1'he Scabbard and Blade service honorary draws iis members front outstanding cadets in the Army, Navy, and Air Force advanced ROTC programs. The cadets work to promote a greater interest in military organizations at Purdue. Off campus events included entering intercollegiate drill meets, taking occasional lield trips to near-by military installations, and sending representatives to the national convention. On campus, the Scabbard and Blade members attended monthly meetings and lectures by guest speakers throughout the year. 230 MORRIS FLETCHER Captain RICHARD I.OWRIE Commander Pershing Rifles Recognition was the key word for Pershing Ri-fles this year as they brought home two coveted honors—being named the most improved company in the regiment and winning the I DR Drill Championship. Besides entering its own drill team in competitions, Pershing Rifles also sponsors the fifty-team Purdue Invitational Drill Meet, a Counter-Insurgency Unit which concentrates on tactical maneuvers, and a top calibre Rifle team. Regardless of the activity involved. Pershing Rifle members aspire to the ideals of competence, self-possession, level headedness, and dependability—the basis of the organization. PERSHING RIFLES Back Row. R. Hess. P. Robbins. I). Clark. R. Cii| |� , J. Andrighetii. C. McCoy. E. Lionikis, S. Freiherr. R. I .origan. Second Row. R. Ncttcsheim. B. Ieyda, J. Burgess. E. Cowan. V. Hedrick, T. Barkow, F. Hood. F. Taylor. T. Scott. J. Strange. R. Twilde. Front Row: I). A. Joyce, V. M. Adncy. K. Brower. C. Ficser, C . Franklin, C. Anderson. W. IlostrawNcr, I). Hew ley, S. Sherlock, 11. Williams. T. Bird. 237 238 Athletics Athletics Athletics Athletics Athletics Athletics Athletics Athletics 239 Administration Hack How: k. Klagcs, J. Dicnliart. Dr. France, front How: (.. Mackey, R. Eddy. Purdue’s athletic department, headed by (Juy Mackey, had its hands full this year as the Boilermaker teams drew record crowds. Aside from the normal jobs of managing Purdues complex athletic plant, including the country's only Co ■recreational gymnasium and representing Purdue in the Big Ten, it also directs the mammoth lattice work of intramural sports. The department also handled ticket sales as well as special problems caused by the general increase in participants in Purdue sports. 240 GUV (Red) MACKEY Athletic Director liiuk How: I'. Williams, |. Seward. S, O'Donnell, S. Smith, K. Lindstrom. tom l!ou : S. Hottorff. 1 . Warner. R. Garanl. M. K. Williams. Student Pep Committee Iffl to Might: S. Hottorff, J. Seward. R. Garanl. M. Williams. I . Warner. Make I lay of I-o-way, Minimize Minnesota,” and Destroy Illinois read some of this year's I rooster tags, products of Student Pep Committee’s hard work and originality. Besides the planning, preparation, and promotion ol pep rallies. Pep Committee is in charge of chartering” the Boilermaker Special on days of athletic events. Through their combined efforts, the Pep Committee and the Special created spirit and enthusiasm for all sports. 211 Block P By membership in Block 1 freshmen are given the opportunity to work together as a unit for the first time at Purdue University. In Hashes of artful designs, the frosh enhanced the football scene with the bright, iridescent cards and their pep and enthusiasm. Card Section Charlie and Charlotte’s humorous capers kept spectators entertained during time-outs and quarter breaks. The greatest reward of participation in Block P is the friendships that the freshmen acquire which live on when Block P is but a fond memory. Rack Row: D. Pethick. L. R. Weehslcr, D. Banner. C. Carson. Front Row: |. Strauss, J. Kraay, 1). Smylic, L. Bromley, S. Minick. 243 I . I.tulwig, J. Mall css, M. Shunk, L. Genet Cheerleaders Like a comedian milking extra mileage from a good joke, the cheerleaders l oosted lively spirits and bolstered sagging ones. Between these periods of emotional extremes, they amused both the fans and themselves with a college-type pyramid, collapsing on signal and leaving the ground a tangle of arms, legs, and megaphones. Lor everyone, their antics on the sidelines provided welcome respite from study and other mundane activities. 211 Hack How: I.. Genet. M. Mann. Second How: J. .V fa Hess, B. I.. Wishlinski, M. Sin ink. Front How: B. Barkley. I Ludwig, S. Covert. A. Wagner. Juikic M;i I less, PetO Ludwig Steve Covert Bill Wishlinski Linda Genet 245 Football Picked by most football sportswriters to Ik? one of the strongest teams in the nation, the Boilers wasted little time in proving this fact. I.ed by All-Americans Bob Griese, Jerry Shay, Karl Singer, and Bob Hadrick, the Purdues finished the season with a 7-2-1 record which turned out to be the finest season Purdue has seen since 1943. Griese broke every existing Purdue record in the passing department while Hadrick and Finley each managed to snare eleven passes in a single game to share in another Purdue record. Front Row: J. Mollenkopf. Second Row: A. Parker, L. Jardinc, D. Fuoss, B. Miller, E. Zwahlen, R. DcMoss, N. E. Maloney, A. Hager, R. Meyer. 246 247 Tlu Riveters started off the season by beating Miami of Ohio 38-0. The following week proved to be the peak of the football season when out Boilers beat Notre Dame, the number one team in the nation, 24-21. Griese had the afternoon that most quarterbacks dream of when he completed 10 of 22 passes for total passing yardage of 283 yards as Hadrick and Bierne kept the Notre Dame pass defense in fits all afternoon. The following week. Purdue’s Boilermakers found themselves to be the number one football team throughout the nation. 248 249 FOOTBALL 1965 Purdue Miami 0 Purdue 25 Noire Dame 21 Purdue M .... SMU M Purdue 17 Iowa H Purdue 17 Michigan 15 Purdue 10 Michigan State II Purdue 0 Illinois 21 Purdue 45 Wisconsin 7 Purdue Minnesota 0 Purdue 26 Indiana 21 JF.RRY SHAY All American Tackle Front Row: Head Coach J. Mollcnkopf. J. Kuznicwjki, C. King. B. Hopp, J. Long, S. Ciampi, B. Roach, L.. Kaminski, K. Singer, B. Hadriek, D. Pabicn, J. Slay, Trainer W. P. Newell. Second Row: Coach R. DeMoss, G. Tiler, R. Minnicar, | Chura. F. F. Mokry, ]. Faflik. T. Wiley. R. Holey, J. Hales, I). Holcomb. I). Ivlow. J. R. Caliatcrra. Team Physician W. L Combs. Coach N. Maloney. Third Row: Coach 1). Fuoss, Coach I., fardine, B. A. (iricse, J. KARL SINGER All American Guard 250 I.uckhardt, W. Hainera, P. labus, M. Barnes, I.. Sim . Charles, I . Herrick, J. Mewha. C. Erlenbnugh. G. Caiavolos, P. Conley. [. Beime. Coach B. Miller. Fointh Row. Senior Manager T. Osterhoff. |. Eufingcr, B. Mangene, R. Puthoff, E. S. Gunkcl. |. Finley, F.. Crowley. R. Hamilton. C. Schneider. M. Sclinoli . R Xardclli, B. Fi'licr. I). O'Connor, W. Cahni. Senior Manager M. Revis, Coach A. Hager. Fifth Row: Coadi A. Parker, Equipment Manager F. Denise, J. Williams, C. Hamilton. F. Rala. B. Bylvtna, B. Weskamp, B. Yunaska, R Ktuit . B. Hurst, 1). Piper. 1- Olssen, B. Sebrek. B. Wise, R. Hccren. Coach R. Meyer, Coach E. .wahlen. Sixth Row. J. Caruso, F. Burke, |. M Arthur, G. Olion, f. Klutcharch, D. Cirbes, B. Stover, j. Bonk. H. Rollinson. G. Kennedy, B. Corby, B. Holmes. D. Heiss. P. Kelley, B. Balt cll, C. Kurneski, Coach R. Wion. Equipment Manager F. Cederquist. (Not present for picture: L. DeFilipjio) BOB GRIESE AH American Quarterback BOB HADRICK All American End 251 252 Dallas, Texas found Purdue suffering from a menial letdown after the big win over Notre Dame when an inspired S.M.IL team fouglu the Boilers to a 1 1 1 I deadlock. The only bright spot for Purdue was Hadrick’s eleven pass receptions, rite next two weeks the Riveters again proved themselves with victories over Iowa and Michigan. Homecoming was a hitter disappointment lot all Purdue fatt.s when a big. strong M.S.l'. squad came from behind to upend the Boilers 14-10. The victory left the road to the Rose Bowl open for the Spartans while it shattered the dreams of many in West Lafayette. 253 Being down from llie M.S.U. defeat, and finding a fired up Illini eleven waiting for them next Saturday, the Boilers dropped their second straight game, 21-0. Coining home eager to avenge the Illinois defeat, the Boilermakers tore into Wisconsin and Minnesota for one-sided victories of 45-7 and 35 0. Beating I.U., an annual habit for Purdue, climaxed the most sucessful season since 1943. GEORGE KING Basketball Coach Basketball He makes it look so easy! This was a familiar statement heard at a Purdue basketball game when Dave Sehellhase scored another two points while he was double teamed in every game. Many basketball experts across the nation feel that the All-American is the best that Purdue has ever seen. Sehellhase has broken every school scoring record imaginable in his brillant three year campaign with his “big game” coming when he poured in fifty-seven points against the big Ten champions, Michigan for the Big Ten single game scoring record. 256 The Purdues finished the season with a 4-10 Big Ten record and an 8-16 overall record. 1'his record does not tell the entire story however, as the Boilers lost many of their earlier games by as little as one point. Purdue showed the calibre of basketball it is capable of playing in the Los Angeles Classic by upsetting nationally ranked St. John's. Another bright spot of this year’s hardwood campaign came with a convincing victory over Indiana University which ran our win streak over the luckless 1 foosiers to two years in succession. 258 Many of the Riveters' early losses were l y close margins which indicates the potential that the team possesses. The bac.kcourt combination of sophomore Denny Brady and junior Menery Kbershoff added an effective scoring punch throughout the season for the gold and black, big George Grams also proved to be invaluable with his consistant rebounding and a twenty point scoring spree against llli nois. The Kingsmcn ended the season with a big i lory over Ohio State University with three of our boilers in double figures for the game. 2fil J Se on. Asst. CoacJi- r: l- • JJ cSu«th. D g'iw', 1 °°ach. D- Sccinhilba-. lrudc u. C. c a• K- Btrkcy. 262 BASKETBALL 1065-1966 Purdue 97 .................... Northwestern 111 Purdue 78 .... ............... Mich. State 89 Purdue 93 .................... Illinois 87 Purdue 74 .................... Mich. State 92 Purdue 75 .................... Minnesota 91 Purdue 61 .................... Minnesota 66 Purdue 66 .................... Iowa 58 Purdue 54 .................... Ohio State 68 Purdue 94 .................... Michigan 128 Purdue 77..................... Indiana 68 Purdue 85 .................... Michigan 105 Purdue 81 .................... Illinois 98 Purdue 68 .................... Wisconsin 69 Purdue 92 Ohio State sti Injuries to key wrestlers led to a sluky start fot Purdue's inatincn, which forced underclassmen to move into varsity sports with little or no meet experience. Hob I lopp, Purdue’s prime candidate for NCAA wrestling champion, found himself academically ineligible and co-captains Moe 1'rail and Dale Smith spent their time watching the meets from the sidelines for the entire year due to early season injuries. As the winter progressed, underclassmen Roger Anderson. Bruce lancet. Bill Trujillo, and Larry Katz improved with every match, and the apex of the season came with an overwhelming vi lory over Notre Dame. The future on the mats looks promising indeed for Purdue with these four letter men returning next fall to improve this year’s record. 264 {OMte •WRESTLING VRESTLINC MKillti' O WRESTLING Hack How: 1). Corrigan. IV U'iihci, 1). Smith. I). Daffiricc, I . Wood, I . Rodwick. Front Row. L. Kal . B. Trujillo. R. Anderson. R. Ratliff. I). Pctrcc. Coach Rccck. 265 DICK PAPENGUTH Swimming Coach SWIMMING Bark How: B. Mccrcdy. C. Shaffer. |. Bergstrom. T. Rankin, I.. Carr. I . Gapsis, J. Schhictcr, t. Robison, W. Mock. Irani How: Coach Papenguth, T. Anderson, R. Menoch, D. Derrick. N. Ol mann, J. Cooke. D. Ilamhy, J. Norwood. J. Ryland. Lack of overall balance and depth kept Coach Papenguth's varsity swimmers from being a con-under for the Big Ten title. Individual standouts Jeff Cooke and co-captain Lenny Carr were the main point producers for the Boilermaker tankmen this year. Cooke streamed up the water with many first place finishes in the distance freestyle events while Carr handled the sprint events. A bright spot in Purdue's future js Dan Milne, a frosh swimmer who has been breaking numerous varsity records and will prove himself to be invaluable next season. 267 Swimming Golf SAM VOINOFF (loll Conch 2 � S After their first three matches, victory was the rule for the goll team. On the long string ol wins, such powerhouses as Indiana, Michigan State, and Ohio State fell victims to the torrid pace set by the Riveters. Their fourth place 1 inish in the NCAA Coif Championships boldly proclaimed the overall strength and balance of our 196') team. Capping the season was their usual first place finish in the 16th annual Big'fen Golf Meet. 269 Purdue's dynasty in golf continued with another great season for Voinoffs men. The linksinen again captured the Big Ten crown which now seems to he a yearly event. With new stars Dave S hu-maker and James Duffy coining on the scene, it looks as though the Purdue dynasty is going to continue. Only graduating seniors Terry Winter and Bob Zender will not be returning next year. With a season record of 25-5. returning letterinen Rad-der, Gery, Duffy, and Schumakcr have their sights set on improving the 19fi5 record. GOLF - Hark How: S. Voinoff. Coach: J. Duffy, R. P. Radder, D. J. Schumakcr, SI, W. Slum, f. G cry. Front How: R. Mullock, S. May hew, R. Zender, T. Winter. 270 Purdue 1242 Illinois 1309 Purdue 1242 Wisconsin rjr :; Purdue 766 Illinois 819 Purdue 766 Northwestern 822 Purdue 1071 Ohio Stale III I Purdue 763 Indiana 762 Purdue 763 Michigan 772 Purdue 763 Mich. State 775 Purdue 915 Ohio Stale 914 Purdue 738 Mich. State 771 Purdue 738 Indiana 757 Purdue 738 Minnesota 779 Purdue 738 Wisconsin 783 Purdue 738 Northwestern 784 Purdue 738 Illinois 804 1 4 Baseball I J OF. SEXSON Baseball Coat It Strong pitching and hitting carried the Boilers to an overall 14-11-2 record, and 5-7 Big Ten record. Dell Wilber and Tom Pugh led the team in the hitting department while the pitching staff composed of Randy Minniear, Bob Purkhiser, and Steve Cunningham sparkled on the mound for the Riveters. Gordon Tcter represented a sound Purdue defense in the outfield, and with Tcter and most of the pitching staff returning next year, the defense could be the best Purdue has seen in a long time. Though the leading batsmen have graduated. Coach Scxson is confident that his upcoming sophs will make their presence known at the plate. With a promising crop of sophs and a veteran pitching staff, the Boilers could be the team to beat next season. 273 1965 PURDUE BASEBALL I KAM Rock Row: I). Larue. J. Mitchell, M. Purvis, R. Minniear, M. Ward. S. Krull, S. Cunningham, B. Weiller, M. Jacobs, D. Hardisty. Second Rou : Coach J. Sexson; Assist. Coach M. Signorclla; I). Sammons, G. Bucntc, T. Pugh. I). Stine, B. Purkhiser. R. Hern. R. Starnes. First Row: C. Teter. K. Eby, D. Wilbur, J. Doan. S. Ester line, S. Wolfram. 271 Purdue 3 ...... ........... Minnesota 11 Purdue 6...................... Michigan 10 Purdue 4 ..... Michigan Stale 8 Purdue 1 ............. Michigan State 0 Purdue 5 ..................... Ohio State G Purdue 1 ..................... Indiana G Purdue 7 .................. Indiana 3 Purdue 5...................... Wisconsin 9 Purdue 3....... Northwestern I Purdue 7 Northwestern 3 Purdue 1...................... Illinois 3 Purdue I...................... Illinois 0 Track Purdue's thinclads had three standouts this past season with Tom Moore in the broadjump, A1 Washington in the 110 yard dash, and Lou Sims in the low hurdles. Moore gave top flight performances throughout the season which resulted in his owning both the Purdue indoor and outdoor broadjump records. while Washington clicked off consistent good times in the 110 yard dash. In addition, the mile relay team, garnered many first place honors. 276 mm r 1965 1 RACK SQUAD — Rack Row: I). Rankin, Coach; I). T. M a them, E. Mol. First How: C. Cockran. J. Moore, I.. Parker, Assist. Coach: D. Williams. S. Conccker, M. Dewey, Howell, A. R. Washington, B. Ahrenholtz. T. Fugate. R. Could. P. E. Stratcr. Second Row: L. Sims. II. S. Wolf, DAVE RANKIN Track Coach n-'NNIS — Hack Ron': F.. Schmidt, W. Svoltoda, W. M. Rrodic, F.. A. Ficholtz. Coach. Front Row: M. L. Hood, R. A. Stone, L. J. Englcberg. Purdue 5 .. Notre Dame 8 Purdue -1 Purdue 1 8 Purdue Wisconsin 1 Tennis Although they finished the season with a 3-13 won lost record, Purdue’s racketmen have a bright future ahead of them. Seniors Bruce Brodic and I.cn Englcberg are the only players who will not be back next season. Coach Eicholu feels that he will have a stronger and better balanced team next year because of his four returning sophomore lettennen. Such standouts from this year's squad as Mike Hood. Eric Schmidt, and Wayne Svoboda all will be returning next season with their sights set on improving the 1965 record. The closeness of this season's scores testifies to our team's excellent potential. 5 8 3 1 Purdue f Purdue 1 Purdue 1 Purdue 3 Ohio State Michigan State St. Louis Washington U. ED EICIIOI.TZ Tennis Coach Purdue 0.... Purdue 2 Purdue 2 Purdue 0 .. Michigan 9 Minnesota 7 Illinois 7 Indiana 9 279 Soccer Purdue's soccer team ended the year with a respectable 3 win-4 loss season record and a conscious effort to gain interest and attendance at the games. The Boilers are members of the 20 team Mid-Western Collegiate Spicer Conference which is considered to be the strongest in the nation. This can be backed up by the fact that M.S.U. and St. Louis University, Iwnh members of Purdue’s conference, played in the N.C.A.A. finals with St. Louis winning the national crown. SOCCER — Hack How: R. Cucuz, J. AmeBa-Tifl, M. Parsons, J. Plummer, S. F.vbuoma. R. Gatwood. 1- Milos. Third Row: Coach Eicholtz, J. Anyamvu. I). Rydjcski. E. Aas. J. Dicdriek, M. Seeley, D. Richards. T. Friel, J. Ok.iro, F. Dixon. R. Schlicder. Second Row: J. Mi Alpine. II. Vcldman. A. Id Mhanimcd, G. Tatepo, C. Gutierrez, F. Kosken. O. Sandvik. S. Craig. T. Carrara. Front Row: J. Djuric, S. Phongsphcirara-Tana. 280 Crew Famous in song and siory, the Wabash River was again ihe center of attraction as nine news participated in the Mid merira Collegiate Rowing Association Regatta, a meet organized at Purdue last spring. Home waters gave an edge to the local crew as it rowed to a second place finish. The first meet of the season found Purdue chasing two other crews over the finish line as the Boilermakers fin ished third in the Cypress Cardens Regatta. CREW — Back How: B. Btaehnt, T. .Staples, J, Barnes. D. Pedersen, W. Falcone, L. Calbertson. J. Thomas. I). Kissel. First How: W. Gollock. I.. Tollc, Coach; J. Braden. Sailing Club Tacking across the waters of Lake Shafer and dodging big Merc outboards, the sailing club enjoys the gusty winds that drive less hardy persons indoors. Of course, even these nautical-minded students have a limit. When the weather finally overpowers their enthusiasm, they return to jxut and thaw out over an oilburning stove. The coed club has about twelve boats available for member's use. Those with a skipper rating can captain their own boat: oilier members can sign on as crewmen. The c lub's purpose is to teach the techniques of sailing. 284 285 Men’s Intramurals Mt u’s Intramural is a relaxing way to keep your body in top physical condition and to enjoy yourself at the same time. Competition in sports ranging from basketball to the unique game of squash gives all students the chance to compete for trophies in the intramural program. The Co-rec is kept busy tabulating team standings and presenting awards, bc-sides sponsoring the many athletic events on the agenda. 'lopping the year is the announcement of the winner of the all sports trophy which goes to ilie fraternity having accumulated the most | oints. 28G Women’s Recreational Association 288 Whether it be learning the art of syncronized swimming or just enjoying a rigorous game of basketball, Women's Recreational Association offers a variety of sports to the Purdue coed with only an active interest being a prerequisite for participation. Any girl can find her favorite sport to compete in throughout the school year. A highly competitive intramural program for girl’s residence units rounds out the complex organization of WRA. 290 r ) Residences Residences Residences Residences Residences 291 TRANSCENDED BUSINESS OF RECEDING DAY; THE PLETHORA OF EVENTS 292 CATERED TO GREGARIOUS NATURES. Profile of Organized Residences ■ ! TAKING UP A GREAT ADVENTURE-COORDINATING HABITS OF THREE OR SIXTY-THREE -THE FREE MAN COULD STILL BELONG. 295 296 297 Pan Hellenic l’anliel remains busy throughout the year by coordinating rush activities. Arranging informal coke parties, planning rush convos, publishing rush booklets. and feeding the IBM machine keep Panhel working at a vigorous rate. Mso Panhel organizes inter-liotise activities as trade dinners, acts as the governing hoard for all sororities, furnishes supplies for sorority paperwork, and publishes the PUrdu r Creek. This year Panhel sponsored the Big Ten-I.F.C. Conference held in March. Katharine Towle, Senator Birch Bayh. and Mrs. Amy Freeman l.ee headed the list of distinguished speakers. 298 PRESIDENT |. Xeucdu-im Hack Row: 1.. Monika. II. Belknap. K. Mini. K. Pom. Second How: A. Skinnet. B. Stewart. I), Fritk, . I). Major. Front Itow: A. Miller, J. Rasp, G. M. Ritter. G. Huber. Hath How: J. Wentc, N. Major, S. F.Ubury, M. Williams, II. K. Belknap, 1.. Petty. . Sliewinaker, I.. Monika, B. Kxner, W. Hart. J. Orme. K. Post. Second How: B. Miller, R. Rasp. C. Dillon. K. Mien. I.. Gets, F. Novotny. M. Meier. B. Hewitt. S. Mosbaugh, P. Wel� cr, S. Decker, M. Dills. Front Hou : S. Heincy, 1). Frick, B. Stewart, B. Newman, G. Ritter, G. Huber, A. G. Skinner. K. I-athrop, J. Nettesheim, J. Lamb, J. Pounds. J. K. Crockett. S. Pitienger. G. Erlcnbaugh. 209 Pan Hellenic |r. I’anhcl began its yearly activities with an early winter banquet with J1KC. For their main project, they gathered GOO pounds of used records. The sopliomores distributed these 3,500 records to Wabash School, Cary Home, Wabash Valley Hospital, and Lincoln Community Center. For the new pledge classes, Jr. pan ltd organized the spring pledge picnic held in the IM field. Each pledge class presented a favorite song followed by a discussion concerning plcdgcship. Back Bow: M. Williams. C. Dillon. B. Kxncr. S. K. F.lsbury. Sr ion 11 l(ou : S. Kiesclbach, |. Lamb. |. Pounds. Ironl Bow: C. Huber, A. Skinner. |. Neucslicim, K. laithrop. 300 Burk Bow: B. Brooks, R. Wagner. D. Mueller. |. L Wallace, K. Bowditrh, J. Duncan. A. Selig. Second Bou : V. R. Roth. M. Cradek, J. Crow. J. M.inlev, V. Hamilton. K. J. Nielson. Front Bow: D. Kola'Wo, S. Landwchr, B. Watts, M. Mitchell, M. Sells, N! Wightman, K. Blair. AXft Hack How: C. Cline, F. Mennen, I.. Petty. C. Wilson. 15. A. Ilrimn, J. Cunningham, J. Rogge. I). Harrington, E. Maesso. M. Wighttnan, M. Canfield. Second How: I). Beyers, K. Herald, S. Hathaway, J. Madoriu, S. Novak, S. Spcngemeii. |„ Brown. 15. Click. V lime, . Frame. C. Kri honi How: B. Sommer. |. Anderson, M. Mayo. I.. I Tompson, M. I-inch. S. Vnndt, I.. Gcis, N. Sliaw, M. Badowski, M. Schneider. Hack How: C. Purcell. J. Trammel, M. Swan. V. East. M. Allison. 1 . Smith, C. Clark. S. Drcxler. S. Edwards, C. kucthcr. J. Janjovicli, R. Ostroot. E. Murray, V. Bolin. Second How: C. Jones. J. Canvood, K. W'eiler, M. Shrivcr, I.. Widener. 15. Spradley, 15. Meredith. M. Thomas. M. Boyd. M. Cory a. M. Hughes. M. Vyvcrbcrg. K. Blair. Front How: G. Cloud, J. E. Mcrrcll, R. Everett. M. Jaffc, 15. Plumb. J. Rasp, Mrs. Srncrsh, C. Hunt. 15. Taylor, I). Kovac. j. Hutchison, C. Thompson. E. Collins. Accomodating SO gills, the new Alpha Chi Omega’s French Provinical house was the first to be completed on Tower Acres. I-ast Spring the sisters' and the Beta Theta Pi's Penny Carnival booth was voted the most successful. I he IkjoUi. Candid Campus, was a farcical film on campus life and mores. Ending last Spring, the sisters sung to second place in C-Sing. The Alpha Cliis hosted over 500 Alpha Chis and Alpha Chi alumnae from all over the state for the State Day luncheon and meeting. Starting the year ofl with a hang, the A I) Pi’s sponsored an open house with the Phi Psi's after the Notre Dame game. Many activities kept them Imsy such as making a Homecoming sign, holding a Dad's Day tea, and preparing for the annual Christmas house dance. Social functions of the year began with a trade dinner with Sigma Nu, and lfeta Sigma Psi joined in for Old Masters. Other sotial functions of the year included parties with Phi Kappa Theta and Phi Tan’s. Hack How: V. J. Kemper. M. I.. Coplcn, M. S. ydt, C. Hill. S. Montgomery, M. Marevh, S. Butler, S. Hciny. Setond How: 1 . I’ndcrkopler. I). Fiixlling, S. Sprunger. M. Myers. N. M. Smirk, J. Fahey, S. Decker, J. Gray, Ft. Mellinger. Front How: N. Coplen, L. Walgreen. P. Dunn, G. Ritter. Mt� . I.. Buxton, B. DeHavcn, |. Kessler, |. Elite. C. Bills. Hark How: S. Andrew . S. Peters. J. Wallace. C. Fomochck, C. I s(liannen. B. Moore. . Jones, B. Bernard. K. I.ott. Second How: C. Zimmerman. M. Grader. L. Foust, A. Sabbury, B. V Jones, J. Wolf. S. Steinmcyer, K. Grippeu. J. I.uers. Front How: I). Alexander, K. Frobish. B. Porter, G. Eckert, G. V. Gciscr. M. Sclialliol, . Vandcrford, J. Roach. AAn 302 Aon After welcoming a new housemother, Mrs. MacIntyre, the sisters of Alpha Oniicron I'i parti (i pa ted with Acacia in a text book drive. Trade parties were held with Phi Kappa 'Theta and Alpha Gamma Rho, and a Founder's Day Tea was held lot all the Alumni in the I .a fay e tie area. During the spring the sisters went to I.U. to celebrate State Day. and finished the year with the dedication of their new house and their annual Rose Formal pledge dance and Grand Prix Weekend Dance. Rack Row: J. Crown, J. Milt lull. A. Orcn. S. A. Kays, M. M unday, It. Young. K. Cunningham, K. Bunch hu, J. Elgin, . Major. S. Fosbrink. Front Row: Z. Bell, J. Simone), G. Robinson, j. Saxton. S. Staubcr. Mrs. MacIntyre C. Krlcnbaugh, C. Webster. I.. Sclmcll. I). MtCIcad, J. I .a mb. Hack Row: A. Williamson, J. Jacobi, I . Ridiason, B. Kasline. S. Carruthcrs, C. Black. K. Ravi. C. Weaver, S. Alunan, K. Miller, C. Cooper. 1). Smith, M. VawtiT. Second Row: M. A. Caskey. C. Brisk. G. Lou. 1 Bresnalian, I). Foltz, L. Nicklas. R. Stuart. S. Leak. C. Kirby, D. Boggcss, V. Hamilton, J. E. Newell. Front Row: C. Bistransky, B. Lackey, M. Murphy, J. Gray. J. Finch, R. Wilson, It. Fosbrink, B. Anderson. C. A. Hcitncr, P. Scars. 303 Rack Row: C. I.caili, S. Finch, k. Davenport. K. Belknap, T. l rcn . V'. Ray. I., Parson, I.. Conic)', C. Forsgren, S. Kiel. I.. Sleight, J. Justice. A. Holdcman. S. Veils. DuMont. Second Row: S. Moocll, N. Wincganlncr, M. Brunswick, 1). A. Masten. M. Sweet, M. Meier, S. Fairbanks, C. Curtis. M. M. Ferwerda. M. Weigand. M. Stewart. B. Exner. E. J. Bielil, 1.. Marble. B. I’etroskas, S. Carmouey. Front Row: k. Mart. K. Ilcrnian. R Colby, j. Skinner. R. Reduion. I . I . Fowler. S. I.. Mosh.iugh, Q. Young. N. Bond. J. Harding. J. Bridges. B. Oswald. J. Hanwell, J. Pounds. Rack Row: J. Huber. D. Sinimler. S. Richardson, C. I.. Clark, C. Johnson, J. Robards. I.. Henderson. I . Helfrick. J. knettlc. K. Nielsen. J. Rinn. J. Robinson, M. Carlquist, C. M. Pyle. Second Row: P. Stick well, R. Brown, C. Cartlidge, C. Carlquist, I McOinty, K. Hughes. S. L. Lynott, I.. Calbreath. C. Clancy. K. Beaty, D. Carlton. B. McCulloch. C. Peterson. Front Row: B. Hendrickson. R. Preston. J. Alexander, B. Morris, |. Frietchcn, J. Crooks. F. kemp, C. Brown. M. Coale, S. Riley, E. Kbisu, B. l.ightfoot. After starting the school year with a picnic with the Fijis. the Sisters of Alpha Phi kicked off the football season with a sign painting party with the Sig Kps. A trade party with the Crows took them to I.U. for the Old Oaken Bucket victory. With open houses and a Mothers' Day party, the sisters proudly showed off both their new home at 801 David Ross Rd. and their new housemother. Working with the boy Pi Phis proved to make their booth at the Penny Carnival a successful one. 304 I AEA Hack How: R. Modlciiug, A. Sclig, K. Pa mien ter, V. Morrnan, |. Sramahorn. M. McEwen. M. Hobbs, J. Sorensen. Second How: J. Wart ok. M. Crier. J. Smith. C. Bryant. S. Hunt. A. Carr. N. Doyle, L. Gaylord. S. I'todi. Front How: J. l.undahl. M. I.. Sells, K. Hoetzer, S. Maki, V. Cain. G. Arrowood. G. Warren. J. I liurston. Hiuk How: C. Miers. II. l ower, P. Miller. P. Wagner. X. H. Naft gcr. E. Wagner, S. Elsbury, P. Mortcl, K. Kallxtrom. E. Horst, Shewtnaker, A. Parkingson. Second How: J. Reynolds, P. Mather. K. Denton, S. Holherr. M. Conner, I.. Wilson. I). Todd, S. Holloway. A. A pcII, C. Thomas. J. Marty. Front How: P. Krause, J. Alsold, M. Moure, I). Fraser, J. Lawslte, M. . Wesner. B. Stcrart, K. Lalhrop, S. Vochem, J. Bass, C. Xunamakcr, M. Baughman. Retreating to the outdoors in the fall, the Alpha Xi Delta pledges rowed out to an island for their walkout. More outside activities followed for the Fnzzies as they roasted wieners with the Sig’s and had a barbecue trade party with the Pi Kappa Phi’s. Christmas spirit was spread to the orphans of the I .a fay e tie area with an annual holiday party with the men ol Tarkington. A Faculty Dessert, Greek Week with the Delts, and a Dad's Day party brought the year to a frenzied finale. 305 Jazz sci the heat for an active school year for {lie Chi Omegas. Pooling talents with the KDR's, they stinnnoned the new lall semester with the annual Ja v Festival. Autumn was the backdrop for serenading various fraternities during their informal rush and in co-ordination with Homecoming festivities held a joint open house with the Acacias. The Pearl Formal. Sjxmsored with their brother fraternity Kappa Sigs. and some Christmas caroling highlighted the Holiday season. Spring activities were topped off by a pledge dance and the annual Penny Carnival. Hack How: K. I .asswell, M. Corrigan. S. Icgfricd, J. Dykluiizcn, K. Kokes, R. Mitchell. J. Brooks, K. Burklc. S. |. Neubaucr, |. I.aridrum. Second How: S. Minick, J. Nelson. K. A. Price. M. Byers. S. Keller, J. Harvey, $. Vidcgar, P. Weber. |. Schmidt. M. Howaltl. Front How: C. McGinnis. M. Fritz. V. Kiser. S. Bourycr. Mrs. Helen l.emert, C. Huber. A. Gibbs, M. Nicewandcr, M. Cwalina, M. Whitson. Hack How: B. Dills, B. Walts, L. Schmidt. A. Parker, K. Pipers. M. McHenry. C. Kincaid. J. Cotton, S. Cassidy. Second How: M. Moutoux, I.. F.it en, S. Moutoux. G. Schmidt. J. M. I)owe, S. Williams. C. Dykhui en, C. Hulka, G. McKinley, T. Kerrigan. Front How: K. Kramer. [. Modlin, S. Ryan. A. Holbrook, 1$. J. Coy tier, J. Ticusan, V. Copping. S. Woodyarel, P. Koch. :iog Ar Alter dredging the bottom of Lake Michigan, the 1965 Delta Gamma Pledge Class presented a huge anc hor to the active members of the chapter. Spirit is the DCs watchword. Combining talent and their enthusiasm, they captured the coveted Sir Flanders Petrie trophy in the Sigma Chi Bowling-on-the Green Tournament in 1965. Included in the DG activities were a tea for their new housemother, a Christmas party for u n dcr pr i ve I edged children in Lafayette, and social functions with ATO’s. Hack Hour. R. William . E. Bower. A. Pearson, L. Ruchlmann, K. Boots. C. Smart, I„ Rcinsrh, It Young, S. Sc holer. Second How: S. McDcmml, J. Johnson. G. Das cwski. k Eisliccr, k. Zimmerman. N. Wur I nrg. j. Miller, M. 1 luiimicl. S. Wright. Front How: J. Rust. C. Fasterday. It. Spiers, k. Wcstin, M. Lcypold, M. Evans, J. Hammer. ). Mcrcditli. Hack How: S. Hummer, L. Hinrhman, C. Davis, J. Owen, J. Young. S. Vetlo, N. Brown. I.. Shroedcr, k. Schreiner. Second How: II. Naim.m. S. Hurst, R. Houser, S. Hurd. J. Rogers, k. Behrnian, S. McCartney, J. Dunn, C. Craft, C. Lorenz. Front How: L. Scger. P. Hughes, P. Mercer, B. Baker, Mrs. Myers, L. Hoffman, J. Derick son, J. Disher, S. Corby, B. Havel. 307 KA6 Rack Row: N. Dichleman, K. Kruggcl, F.. Green, K. Kilkenny, B. Smith. P. Carle, M. Kurt , J. Kraay, J. Crockett. B. Muller, M. Warner, M. Williams, P. Ilabirlit, A. Skinner, K. Kessler. Second Row: N. Hancock, B. Gelling, |. Bennet, C. Truox, J. Siegmund, C. Bebreus, K. Donuuon, J. Seward, G. Prickett, L. Weaver. M. Krickson, [. Mallc-ss. I rani Row: W. Menu, S. Vsltenfeltcr, A. Kelly. B. Alineus, S. Moflicr, S. Piffingcr, B. Ford. J. Be dm rand, K. I .owes. Rack Row: M. Mitchell, C. Caldwell, J. Maynard. B. Allen. M. I limbic, J. McConnell, M. Wheeler, K. Bowditch, J. Johnson. Second Row: M. Carey, L, Cowan, . Niswander, K. Cummins. J. Dieter, P. Corbin, B. Greene, K. Gebhardt. Front Row: S. V. Vernon. N. Harslibarger, K. Edwards, J. Beckstrand. I.. Genncit, D. Abrams, L. Million. From cheering for the Betas at their football games to hosting a formal dinner, the Thetas filled their calendar with diversity. With the football season came spirit, and the Thetas responded with receptions alter the home games. On Dad's Day. the Senior’s Dads joined in the traditional pic flip with questionable results. Trade parties with the SAEs. Kappa Sigs. Betas, Phi Psis, and Sigs kept winter nights from being dull. Greek Week and Penny Carnival with the SAE’s signaled the coming of spring and appropriately Let's fly a kite rang. 308 KKr Hack Row: G. Weber, D. Carlson. B. Rockey, K. Langcll. K. Nolle, M. Kemp. L. Horner, S. Jackson. J. Duff, B. Bullock, A. Bueke, I.. Bowman, J. Wcntc. Second Row: J. Bykowski. F. Novotny, L. Hovdc, I.. Barth, J. Powell, S. Mutton, S. Symtnes, J. Smith, V. MeVey. K. Mchalko. N. Parlon, C. McCarty, P. Harding. Front Row: M. Faux. S. Kiesclbach, S. Moore, L. Cnimp, J. Haven, I„ Bromley, E. Stanbery, B. Miller, R. Pautlcr, j. Strauss, J. Currie, P. Aicndolia. Hack Row: P. Fearnaught, J. A. Dalenberg, I). E. Mueller. J. Stewart. I- May. C. Hart, C. Cargnino, P. Van Meter. N. J. Roska, J. Osmun. J. Hunter. Second Row: P. Dutenhaver. H. Neville, P. Britt. P. Fernandes, K. Kraft. S. Reeder. B. Mann, S. Bailey, T. Wagner. Front Row: M. S. Vcndlcy, K. Koester. M. Malsbury. C. Whitsitt. P. Parrish. A. Meissner, M. Martin. M. Bennett, S. Peterson. Keying up for another school year, the Kappas began by having a Boy Legacy Dessert and a faculty tea. Fall brought football, and the final product of a soggy Home coming weekend was the Kappa homecoming sign entitled Some You Win, Some yon Lose, and Some arc Rained Out!” A bright, crisp winter was interjected with a trampoline party and •‘mezz diving with the Betas. Arrows were straight and keys cocked as the Pi Phis and Kappas renewed the annual tradition, the Mammoth Duel”. 309 nB® Christening the fall season with success, the Pi Phis were honored with the title of Homecoming Queen for one of the sisters. In November, the Pi Phis joined the Kappas in a national tradition called the Monmouth Duo. Their dinner-dance was held at the Campus Inn under a ceiling dripping with keys and arrows. The Pi Phis and the betas bought gifts for underprivileged children of Lafayette at their annual Christmas party. Second semester brought the Pi Phi’s calendar to a close when they moved into their newly remodeled house. Bock How: C. Gordon, N. Michaels. P. Bcatv, S. Bottorff, C. Kleinknccht. S. lcklev K. Morton. G. Anderson. M. O’Horn, P. Farthing. Sccotul llow: J. Homan, J. Stewart. A. Cole, M. Bass. M. Alger. L. Glcndcning. L. Seren, B. Pearson. G. Haley, B. . Hewitt. B. Downie. Front How: J. Rice, S. Arthur. M. Stewart. K. Post, Mrs. LeVor. M. McMahon. S. Fred well. I). Gonincs, 1). A. Blinks. Hack How: M. Yack, K. Fogarty, J. Wood, J. Chrystal. W. Hart. C. Washburn, C. Galbrcchl, |. Lassus, G. Hall. S. King. I.. M. Peterson. Second How: I.. Schoenberg. S. Tiffin, S. Landwchr, G. Giles, P. Ringwood. 1). Kolanko. R. Schuczcr, M. Tusing. J. Fell. |. Wood. S. Frazier. Front How: K. Baughman. S. Davis. P. Mart , J. Rohrman. R. Monk, S. Tappan. S. Pragcr, S. Barr, D. Cowan. R. Killen. 310 m Happiness is a new addition! Fully completed and occupied, the new Phi Mu addition stood ready for formal dedication which was held on Homecoming day. The Pikes helped the sisters celebrate the victory over Notre Dame by having an all-campus o| cn house with them. Sign painting parties with the SAF.s and Sig Kps. and a Phi Mu-Phi Delt trade party supplemented the social calendar. Reverting their new addition into a shipwreck, the Jolly Roger flew over the annual house dance. Back Hour. K. Allen, A. St. Clair. S. Rcsncr. C. Bredcwatcr, B. J. Brookovcr. D. Sweet. B. Hawks. T. Hipsher, A. Trippel. It. Newman. Second How: N. Itocs. 1). Pugacz, P. Mr Michael, E. Schobcc. J. B. Silbc, C. Mullen, P. A. Visin, K. Mooney, J. Peddicord. J. Stutlcr. L Piatak. Front tour D. Dupuis. |. Halsema, J. Kocrtge, T. Parker. M. Ril� clin. R. Shedlouky. Mrs. Mary Byrne. P. Trunk. J. Caudcll. I). Mkhalski. S. Cook. N. Karstcdt. Hack Row: B. Spanicr. J. Horner. B. Waters, S. Lange, B. U. Carrion. A. Torok. J. Duncan. B. Strom, J. Wasson, C. A. Liedity, J. Richey, C. Nash, C. Patterson, J. Deas. Second Row: J. Crow, S. Maine, F. Madinger, j. Courtney, A. Stanton, B. Slone. J. McCloskey, J. Lucas, K. DeLoc, B. Bichl. M. Howes. C. Koch. Front Row: K. Forbes, C. Sanford. P. Hutson, S. L. Pickard, B. Metz. A. Kocrtgc, J. Peterman, M. Pesek, C. Worden, J. Haver, J. Caito, S. Row. 311 Hark Row: S. Nolan. R. Vandc Void, S. Shacklcton, V. Wood. A. Daily, L. Moucka. J. Owens. J, Spider. J. M. McCaw, T. Bender, Front Row: M. Burgess. K. Puncochar. C. A. Martin, E. Resseguie, M. Miller. Mis. B. Palmer. J. Lang. K. Chavers. M. Zimmerman. J. Orinc. M. Dills. Hack Row: M Rohlf, B. Planck. M. McCain. J. Patterson, R. Roth, G. Lusk, B. Brooks, P. Mcrslock, E. Ilammcl. Front Row: 1_ Stephenson. L. Michael. H. Kanin. W. Kindig, K. Losh. C. B. Grascs, C. Overbcck. September serenades filled the Sigma Kappa's fall nights with pleasant memories as the harmonious sounds eminated from the Pi Kappa Alpha's and the Delta Chi's. Later in the season the autumn weather provided an atmosphere for a wiener roast with the Kappa Delta Kim's. To initiate a tradition, the Sigma Kappa sisters invited the campus fraternity presidents to dinner. Climaxing the year's many social activities, the Sigma Kappa's gave an annual tea honoring retired professors and enjoyed their Lavender Lane pledge dance at the Trails. 312 ZTA Inspired by the White Violet pledge dance held at the Trails, the Zetas began another year filled with activities. A picnic-barbecue with the Sigma Nus. a trade party with Farmhouse, and an exchange with the AKl.'s initiated an active year for the sisters. The .eta and Triangle dads enjoyed a retreat at the Hills, followed by a Dad's Day serenade. As the year progressed the sorority made the plans for a Christmas dance and an orphans' party. Hack How: M. Wall. 1$. Potter, M. Goss, T. VaiiPaUcn, K. It. Fogclbcrg. I- Orr. K. Derby, S. Kattcrheinrich. I . It.illantync, C. Gcbhardt, C. Frick, R. Hardin. Second How: C. Smith, I). Gollilicr. K. Mayo, I). Baldwin. |. Iardercr, N. Shade. B. |. Gamble. S. Phillips. I.. Walk. I). Myers. M. Me Nulls, It. |. Dunkle. Front How: I). Frick, M. I-ovcjoy. I . C I.in . J. K. Brinkley, J. Morris. M Thomas. M Lc Grand. V. Mar rolf. . Flukingcr. C. Jwck, S. Clarkson Rack Row: K. Morgan, P. Thomason, S. Schroedcl. I). Kay. S. Manley, V. Ross. M. Young, I-.. Bodinc, M. Martin, P. Burwcll. Bowman, L. Jones. M. Graham. I). Cantwell, I. King, I). Front How: J. Graves, J. Barrett. S. (look. J. Knight, M. S. Vcrgin. Second How: J. Zcchiel, J. Rattay, F. Morris, J. Mason, C. I- Dausman.S. Schucmaiin, B. Scit . 3 111 IK. PRESUMIN' PS COUNCIL Back Row: W. Wagner. M. 1.avclie. R. Conrad. I). Kelly, T. Sinclair. C. Cotton. I). Eickhoff, R. Wills. I. Anderson. R. Daffincc. R. Lautiicr, M. Hayden. J. Eastwood. I). Rose-. H. Prah. J. Marshall. Second Row: I). Koski, W. Ik-yror. J. Dewenter. |. Kelly, I). Rulon. M. Rominger, C. Schuler, R. Axelrod. I . Weston, V. Kacfer. W. Wright. I.. McDonald. S. Tebbc. I’. Fruchman. M. Sjothun. From Roic: R. Erwin. I). J. Caldwell. I). M. Wachsborgcr. j. H. Troche. T. c:. Sundiing. K. dcGralfcnrcid. G. Fletcher. W. Crew. C. Crow, E. A. Harris, M. Vcon, S. Kocpper. T. NYwndorp. S. Oakley, II. Boncwits. Interfraternity Council Interfratcrnity Council is a body of Greek men who seek to establish better fraternity life for themselves and those who will preserve the system for the future. Functioning as the main governing body for fraternities, it directs rush activities, promotes scholarship, and in co-ordination with the dean of men. handles fraternity disciplinary problems. Other functions of IFC are to do research concerning scholarship. pledging, depledging, and to promote better public relations between the fraternities and the West Lafayette community. 11 MIKEVEON Public Relations STEVE OAKLEY Senior Executive STEVE KOEPPER President PETE EGGLESTON Student Senate Representative PETE FRITH M AN Executive Secretary STAN I EBB . Treasurer The ini|x rtance of pledge class rushing and sc holarship headlined Junior Interfraternity Council discussions. The Council explained the obligations of fraternity members during block rush to their own house and the fraternity system. Emphasis was placed on encouraging the rushee to see many fraternities in order to find the best house for himself. Dirty rush practices were outlined, and the importance of avoiding these methods was stressed. Pledge class scholarship was reported to be rising due to the establishment of house study tables and extensive files. During the year JIFC was involved in activities including dinner with Junior Pan Hcl. tree decorating groups, and a spring dance. 3 If. IK; |R-SR BOARD: Back Row: |. Marshall. M. Sjothun, I.. Ballantync, I. McDonald, 1). Ro.sc, W. Beyrcr. Second Row: T. Ncwcnriorp, II. Prah, M. Powell. R. Erwin, R. Miller, W. Shrader. Front Row: S. Oakley. P. Fruchman, S. Tebbc. S. Kowpper. M. Vcon. II. Boncwits, P. Eggleston. [II'C - n uh Row: . Rrittingham, R. Vandcrvy. T. Schmidt, (;. Robinson. R. Wonsctler. V. Wagner. S. Peyton. Front Row: B. Johnson, J. Myers. W. l-ogan. J. Kcilcr. M. Flamang. K. Stewart, F. Bibbins. M. Hudson. R. Hofmann. M. Harris Second Row: l Books, R. Ferguson. R. Slier. 1). Bra$hcat . H. Kinncl, B. Taylor, D. Stout. TERRY NEWINDORP Vice-President 317 acacia Hmk How: Waibcl, R. I’ottenger. R. Zell. I). Minn. R. R. Gould. |. Sim . W. North W. Disque, I). Saiter. M. Johnson. I� Bright. M. Bier -. Stconti How: R. Miller. J. Wright. I). Gochler. |- Guenther, N. Glass. S. O'Donnell. J. llrcesc, J. Wagner. S. Oakley. M. Welter, J. Brutlier. Front How: J. B. Staffer. M |ones. I . Ludwig. R. Gar.ird. l_ Gentry. R. Havens. K. Knails, J. Lang. T. Sundling. C. Jadek. I . Crihficld. I). J. Field. Hath How: S. Flodherg. I . Brclioh, R. Reece. B. Johnson. I.. Merritt, |. McKlwcc, l . Vaughan, R. Syljcbcck, R. Frank. J. Stillson. N. Nelson. M. Quota. 'ircontl How: I). Boucher, I). Smith, B. Klaus. W. Seaboyer. G. Gookitts. |. Banning. W. F. Ilornbcrgc-r. W. Way. I . Cork. J. South wood. 1). Bender. J. W. Illuchan. Front How: F. Rasp. R. Wagner. J. Smith. . Beever. 1.. Cooper, W. Ridiardson, M. Fowlcy. I. Reed. G. Ritchie, S. Gardner. G. l.itsko. Hieroglyphics was the new language adopted by the cacia fraternity for their semi-annual dance Nile on the Nile. The house was transformed into an exotic Egyptian paradise with a huge collosus and a complex network of tunnels making up the facade. Contrasting with the Nile” was their winter dance Snowbound plus numerous trade and TGIF parties. Keeping up their tradition on campus. the men of Acacia replaced their old lire engine with a new, faster one of 1939 vintage. 318 Grapevines and natives in a “Tropical Jungle” set the theme for the Alpha Chi Rho October pledge dance. Swinging into an active year, the Crows combined creative efforts with the Pi Phi’s to build a Homecoming display. The spectrum of the semester activities included a hayridc, a children's Christmas party, and the Christmas formal. The Brothers kept up the joyous spirit during the spring semester with trade parties, dances and activities. Mother's Day. the Spring Sweetheart formal, and a community project kept the Crows flying high. Hack How: S. Kocpuer. J. Wells, J. Last wood, B. Hogan |. Dec. G. I.. Klsqu.ired, W. C. Hoff. W. Smith. Second How: j. Schlueter. J. kucllmer, S. I.iiulemcn. T. Horn, D. Murray, j. Hoffman. C. Shively, D. Stout. Front How: 1). F. Jones. M Southerland, J. Mckel. S. Frcmh. I . Adams. C. l)unconil e, M Reasor, J. Lawrence. Hark foie: I. Holmes, M. Sjothun. I. Wilhelm. R. Tocring. Lilly, W. Schmidt. J. Smith. 1 . Jourdan, I). Wilhelm. Front D. J. Hoclzer, S. I ripp, R. Stair. T. Agncss. Second How: W. How: J. Stcbcl. M. Bayman. R. Mcrvos, W. Saul. |. Dc Lisle. King. L. Middlesworth. CL Borden. P. Robison, B. George. J. L. UiRowc.J. Wilson, I). I ng. AXP 319 AEn Rock and roll sounds and a Great Dane called Duke” characterized the AEII’s as they have set the pace for a new style in serenades. On the social calendar were parties and a formal dinner-dance. These events were supplemented by an orphan's party held in the fall and by a little sister program initiated during rush. In March, the men hoped to have added another “P to their new oaken bucket as a sign of basketball superiority in beat ing their sister chapter at Indiana. Hack How: . .Schefflcr, It. Rubin, R. Colicni. R. Sobol. A. M. Stern, |. kat inun. M. I'iicngcl. V. I.evcnfeld. I). Weinstein. . Berliner. Front Hour. I . Kaufman. S. Jacobs. R. xelrod. R. Ralan. M. Bolin. W. Rood man. K. Rosenlrerg. J. Yaloxvitz, II. U-vin. Hack Hour. V. Livingston, S. Strauw R. Slier, M. Feldman, Ituw: S. Miller, B. Brown. B. Gould, S. Kadow, M. K.u . S. 1). S. Gerber. M. Siskind, K. Coven. E. Goldberg. J. Graff. Front Myers, C. Yalowit . M. Marlin. 320 Arp Back How: J. Hulls, J. Schcctz, I- Ettcr, T. Sinclair. I). P. Madsen, B. Bland. R. Mauler, J. Smitli, A. Woodniamcc. Second How: T. Sticrwali. R. i.ivengood. G. Nellans. R. Larcw, C. Hannah, L. Puinphrcy. B. Jordan. J. Corya. B. E. Pittengcr. Front How: H. Williams, D. Allen, M. Bloomberg. N. Huff, G. Weber, M. McElfresh, p. Wilcox, S. Blain, D. Orr. L. Alexander, YV. Groscost. Back How: 1). Clamme, J. Kut , P. White, G. Jackson. I). Voris, R. Juncker, C. I„ Whillington, N. Wilson, A. E. Schalliol. |. Bullock, 1). Spurgeon. M. Nyc, M. Jones. P. Forster. I. Johnson. Second How: J. Broyles. ). Turner, 1). Fcaris. S. Nesvcom. G. Kleinschmidl, I . Raper. J. l.ukac. N. Davis. T. Rhoads. I). W. Brauneman, J. Magee, T. Priebe. K. Blaydes, J. Diehl. Front How: R. Dunning. |. Snedegar, B. Banter. J. Scotl, 1'. Furnish, S. (k x, F. Jones, J. Schoon, E. Brown. B. Mctrgcr. B. I.esher. A. List, I. Harris, S. Elnnan. Fall of 1965 found Alpha Gaiiuna Rho with their new addition finally completed and an interior face-lifting for the older part of the house—thanks to industrious brothers who worked during the summer months, and to their thirty-two pledges who returned two days early in the fall to put on the finishing touches. The pledges were rewarded, however. enjoying their first of a series of annual Pink Rose Formats at The Trails, sorority trade parties, open houses—all welcome chances to relax. 321 AKA Hack Koto: I). Swift, S. Wright, E. Swartziandcr, J. Fraser, 1). Arnlioh, D. Wagner, H. Carlson, J. Lathrop, R. Ovcnnycr. Second How: R. Fallon, I). Prcssnall, 11, Haase, S. Daniel. T. Duke, D. VVichmann. L. Gilbean, L. Rucke. Front Row: R. Taulman. 1). Washburn, R. Cruz, R. Oliver, C. Tom, 1). Clark, L. Reyman, R. Brown, M. King. “Help Week was climaxed by the presentation of the best program award to the brothers of Alpha Kappa Lambda. First place in the 1 lomecom-ing contest, a Penny Carnival project, the unique sick flick The Rise and Fall ol Caesar (or. The Brush-Off), and the pledge dance. St. Valentine's Massacre, varied AKI.’s social schedule. Also, a Japanese pagoda complete with reflection pool provided an exotic setting for the Spring House dance. Rebuilding their house is the primary target for the near future. 322 A0A Having moved into their new house, the men of Alpha Phi Alpha were at home on campus. Striving for excellence the men worked to build the internal structure of die house, scholarship, and the status of the fraternity on campus. A fall house dance was held to initiate the first semester's social events. Strums from banjos and ringing voices could be heard as the men and their dates enjoyed the fall fling. With such exertion and desire the men of Gamma Rho chapter had a successful year. AX© With their social season in full swing, the men of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity held their annual I iomecoining dinner, following it with a dance for alumni. The traditional lilack and White Formal before Christmas brought the 1965 school year to an unforgettable close. Spring festivities of the new year included an informal party and dance to enhance the gaiety of the season. The brothers were active participants in the Penny Carnival during Creek Week, and their competitive spirit was displayed in the Grand Prix. Hack How: }. Schrader. D. Eickhoff. S. Miller. |. Barnes. Nl. i'ront How: l„ Shiite, I). Price, R. Findley, 1). Williamson, Gray. 1). Hartlagc. E. Krall. Second How: 1). Baker, I). 'I'. I.. Novcroske. C. Dalkowski. R. Sturm. Carey, R. Sausman, R. Hallcu, J. Alig, J. Mason, S. Craig. Back Row: D. Pettyjohn, J. Gick, W. Garlio. R. Kingcn. C. Baas. R. Young, 1). Alexander. R. I.iunerxki. front Row: Cheek. J. ilamman. B. Smith, R. Stephan, M. Givlcr. Second I). Watts, R. Dollcns, J. Finney, R. Dcctz, B. Taylor, I). Mills, How: B. Stevens, J. Medsker, D. Phinncy, J. Matney, J. T. H. Stafford, L. May-well. 324 ATft Rack Row: A. Edwards, R. Pedersen, L. Milligan, Y. Rare, J. Moon, W. Scrbon, R. Zendcr, J. Eaiinger, B. Smith, J. Fricke, B. Strom. R. Yeager. Second Row: R. Gambrel, J. Horkridgc, R. Breitweiscr. j. I.ow;iry. R. Ncllcmann, W. Trover, J. Dclich. R. Manna, J. Flickingcr, R. Cole, M. Wciland. Front Itow: W, I.mt field, J. Bartuska, W. Frick, C. Jake, S. Fisher, ). J. Roberts, R. Beck, G. Leslie, W. Wright, W. Clark, P. Kersey. Hack Row: R. Frederick, S. Ban-ctt, W. Walker, D. Stcgenga, W. Clift, R. Peck, M. R is tow, G. Cooper. R. Donahue, K. R. Broinann. Second Row: R. Wendt, R. Stark. G. Worrell, P. C. Konotopka, M. Rumin. R. Novak, II. Kimmcl, R. Hood, R. Slanks, J. Savage, W. Young. D. Johnson. Front Row: S. Shrock. J. Crane, F. Ritter, J. Micklcy. W. Stcinmann, C. Douglass, P. Carlson. P. Rodwick, S. Hoffman, R. Knaucr, R. Bartusch. Alpha I'an Omega’s Fall Formal house dance. Initiation Ball, captured the AT« traveling trophy. The affair climaxed their pledge program and began a year of various activities. A successful help week stressed productivity and a constructive community project. After home football games, victories were celebrated at Tau open houses. During the fall semester a faculty tea was given. The Holiday season found the I.ittlc Sisters of the Maltese Cross joining their big brothers for an annual party. 325 BW Hack How: G. Rudich. R. Conrad, II. Hagenon, R. Hass, L. Phillips, I'. Snyder, D. Siefkcr, K. Meyer, YV. Braun, R. M. K. Stahl, J, Drexler, A. VVilkcn, F.. Schulcnburg. ljuster, K. I.. Hinrichs. S. Ehrman. Front How: H. Eggeinan, R. Hoch, V. Steinbeck, Hack How: I). Massey, L). Schcpman, M. Bobb, L. Zcchicl, A. H. Grathwol. I). Power, R. Jacobson, 1). Scifres. V. I-ogan, D. D. Molnar. J. Schuller. B. Timms, J. Tappen, T. Teall. Front How: J. YVintcrkorn, R. Murray, P. Snyder, G. Darlage, M. W. Koehlinger, R. Phillips. E. Erdmann, L.. Bardonncr, T. Vieweg, R. Blank, T. Noltc, N. Voss, L. Smith. Returning to campus a week early this year, the men of Beta Sigma Psi took over their new chapter house from the Alpha Chis. Homecoming was a big weekend with the building of the homecoming display, returning alums and the dedication of the new house. The Christmas Trade Party with the DC.s, the pledge class beatnik dance, and the annnal Gold Rose Ball, where one of the pinwomen was named Sweetheart of Beta Sigma Psi. helped celebrate the chapter’s fortieth anniversary on campus. 326 Bela Theta Pi’s mammoth “Big Room” was tranformed into a Grand Ballroom for numerous social events this year, ranging from trade parties and balcony-jumping to an all-campus open house and the traditional Orchid Formal. The Betas retained an academic average while continuing to be energetic in campus activities; participating in University Sing, defending their “Most Popular Booth” crown at Penny Carnival, and striving for their third intramural championship in four years kept Beta Mu chapter well occupied until the weeks of finals. Rack Hour. T. Juiltl. I). Rullcn. S. Dillon. J. Smith. R. Hayes, V. Bender, R. Kllspcrmann, }. Ycncho. 1. Dccmer. R. Bond, J. Parker. Second Row: D. VanDatn, J. Caspenon, G. Olp, T. YV. Bushore, J. Rcadmour. V. Horton, T. Jessup. L. Sabcrson. R. Boris, J. Fernandez. Front Row: L. Carmichael, R. Morris, D. Bcrryhill, R. McIntosh, D. Tuhcrgen, G. Martin. I). Nash, M. Shaw. R. Eder. Rath Row: G. Prohst. R. Schenkcl, J. Carroll. R. Kccsling. R. Nicholson. R. Earnest, '. Torrance, M. Purvis, S. Spurgeon. S. Dudley, R. Shoemaker. J. Bell. M. Gannon. Second Row: R. Martinez. G. Fox, Hill, R. Johnson, I). Pantle, E. Timmcr. K. Harris. R. Keller. YV. Qualls, Trcffinger, S. Ham. Front Row: R. Purdue. C. Reynolds. R. Haniford. J. Doan, D. Rose, J. Conley, 1- Ixy. J. Latchaw. J. Mitchell. Ben 327 AX Among the Delta Chis who were glad to return to campus in the fall, was their mascot. Biber. a full thirty pounds heavier. Working together in coordination with the other island fraternities, the brothers helped to present the annual Island Fling. On Homecoming day the chapter alumni were welcomed back in style with a sign flown over the stadium during the football game. A Christinas party and the annual Black and While formal helped the brothers to finish a successful year. Hack Rour. R. Daffinee, A. Sullivan, R. Sheptak, R. Vcscly, R. Sayle, 1). Gogam. M. Beatty, J. Shaw. front Row: S. R. Foster, T. Bunsa, R. Christenson, T. Thornes, R. Fitch, B. I). Graded, II. Anderson. Rack Row: P. Lambert us, T. Keenan, J. Grabel. M. Peters, J. D. Punch. W. Nieman, I). Langsdak, L. Jenkins. W. Powers, Westmoreland, M. Rammer. D. Spenner, B. Helm. K. Stabile, J. Krijtoff, G. Kolb. J. Dielh, R. Larson, K. Kantowski, P. Rabbins, R. Kolesar, C. Ku ncski. Front Row: F. Curto, R. G. Testa. 328 AX® Rack Row: E. Wilder, T. Prosser, M. Halpin, J. Bre dewater, R. Tobin, W. Weinberg. J. Barker. E. Bucning. Front Row: W. B. Hostrawscr. A. Eaton. R. Fields, K. Schcrschcl, P. Weston. Back Row: J. Barbour. J. Pfeiffer. J. Kirkwood, R. Cliaddock, S. Peyton. T. Sgritta. Front Row: M. Biebrich, 1„ J. Aull, D. Dcralow, D. Cabrilo, E. Sinner. T. McKee, B. Michcner. After having completely redecorated their newly painted house, the men of Delta Sigma Phi kicked off their social season with their '65 Fall hayridc. The Sailor's Ball, the Delta Sigma Phi semi-annual pledge dance came next on the fraternity’s calendar. Man-eating goldfish and a Polynesian luau in the hutnroom carried through the shipwrecked theme. With the coming of Spring, the social mode changed from costumes and lagoons to carnations and for-mals for the annual Carnation Ball, the soc ial highlight of the Delta Sig school year. 320 ATA m 1 % b % a � ____i____i__■_____________________________________ Hack Row G. Wukcr, C. Schneider, Cl. Mmgravc, J. Mcwlu, P. Heinmillcr, I'. Sec, T. Scanlon. P. Finley, S. Taylor, T. G. kirsch. K. Voss, T. McMahon. G. Stringer, H. Gibb, W. Skinner. W. Yeagley. P. Glouton, R. Stone. A. Bruno, J. R. Gillilan, G. Skcwc. C. Van dc Carr. Front Row: I). Pctrcc, Bankoff. Hack Row: L. bwson, T. Graham, J. Joseph. J. Keller. J. Bierne, J. David, J. Bonk. B. Kinsey, B. Corby, M. Harris, I). Morgan. Front Row: P. Scully, J. Holmes, J. Brown, |. Spicth. D. Ratfield. W. Knorr. R. Hoffman. J. Munro. D, J. Cirbes, J. Hug, R. Lazot. Albert, the Dell’s new mascot, spread much joy around the house during the early part of the year. Hawaiian orchids and a luau were the highlights of the first rush dance. The social season included trade parties with the Pi Phis, Alpha Phis, Chi Os, DCs, and Thetas. Homecoming weekend was enhanced by a hayridc with the Kappa pledge class from Ilinois, and one of the most unique homecoming signs on campus. The year was rounded out by the I)elts open house, the Dell Discotheque. 330 Amid the dewey-fresh fragrance of festive roses, the men of Delta Upsilon held their annual Rose Ball in honor of their spring pledge class. Following this affair was a series of dances including, as the finale of a successful social season, a costume dance. Dancing was not the only pastime of the Dl’s, as they took top honors in intramural competition as well as placing in U-sing competition again for the fourth time in the last five years. Iftnk Row: A. I)c kcr. B. Com. D. Clark. IX Hansen, YV. Foot, J. Bromley, F. Biitterlv, I). Hastings. Second How: IX K. Fontaine, M. Mueller. R. Pickering, G. Cievir, J. YV. Ransom, I). Kucs| crt. R. YY'atson. K. Grumbiner, M. Parcell. I). Rii hards. Front Row: T. Ludwick, J. Cassano, YV. M Gaughcy, B. Oul en. YV. Close. G. Thciss, j. Kaiser. R. Byrne. R. Ablcman, S. Hart. Rack Row: M. Dirt , I). I.ipp, I). Vascimini, D. Minich. J. P. Sehocndorf, S. Zumstep, I). Cole, P. Sievert, M. D. Garrett. Second Row: L. YVisc, R. Holman, T. Goodrich. S. Gardner. R. Gahr, G. Hicks. C. Bremer. J. Lottes. Front Row: J. Pankau, P. Emrich, G. YY’rntink, R. Travclutc, I). Jordcn, E. T. I-ctts, M. Hayden. 331 FARMHOUSE State Street and Russell's intersection will provide the new location for Farmhouse’s planned chapter house. An exciting event in itself, the groundbreaking ceremony brought back fond memories of a year ago when the brothers celebrated the end of another semester with their South Sea Island I.uau party. Fall ’ 5 had its share of memory-makers, too: a frosty October hayride, the Fall Formal, and the reception, once again, of the IFC Scholarship Trophy. Rack How: D. L. Armstrong, K. Hendrix. ). Pcvcrly. II. A. Fall. I.. E. Becman. T. Kabrich, 1). Gordon. C. Meyers. R. Dcckard, D. Lowe. Second Row: R. Spangler. E. Rolx-m, W. W. Schakcl, O. Schmidt, M. Hedrick. S. Thompson, F. Harrell. N. Ackcrson. L. Sayre, J. Need, front Row. T. Arkwright. I). Jay Jones. T. Small. R. Martin. I.. Clodfehcr, Mrs. David Beaver, D. Rulon, J. Bohanon, W. Buchanan. G. Krom. C. Butt, T. Kendall. Hack Row: J. Schwartz, R. .Maucr. B. Hailiwcll, S. Nichols, Butler. E. Smith. Front Row: R. Gamble. J. E. Lockhart, I). McKee, M. Koons. R. Reynolds, F. Gaicr. Second Row: S. Brown. P. Beard, G. Jordan, J. Norris, M. Hudscn. G. Fox, R. Pyle, M. VanNatta, K. Mayo, E. Heckman. J. 332 KAP Rack Row: J. Lewis, I). Bowman, I). Johnson. R. L. Scibcl, J. Delegct, G. Murray, R. Rkhwinc, A. Henderson, B. Baldridge, J. Hall, Front Row: T. Li line, 1). Gam| l cll, C. Robinson, K. Weber, R. Kruger, T. McDowell, K. Caldwell, J. Ellis. Back Row: A. Brittingham, R. Fox, L. Hanes, I. Kruger, M. Albert, B. Hurst, T. Nelson, B. McClelland, R. Yeager, J. L. Bcuoy, R. Bcrglund, I). Eddington. Front Row: W. Linne, R. Fox. W. Smith. B. Johnson, W. Shape, T. La bus. |. Kluuharch. C. Hahn, ). Disbrow, F. Rich wine, P. Barnes. Interior redecoration of the Castle on the Hill is finished, and the Kl)R's are really proud of their house, and so are the alums, who showed their fraternity spirit by returning in an unusually large turnout for the Homecoming Ox-Roast. The Chi Omegas co-sponsored the Jazz Festival this year with the brothers, and again it was a resounding success. Resides dunking the first new initiate to get pinned, events a little “different included a Neighborhood Banquet, held so the men could meet their neighbors. 333 Back Row: J. II. Loudcnback, C. A. Spears, T. J. Anderle. L. Schlagcnnauf, D. Banner, M. Spinelli, J. Anderson. C. Cook, K. Malecha, M. Kith. W. Skinner, f. Krcitl. Second Row: I). Dumbo, J. Durfcey, R. llurthopf, I'. Sledge, R. Moore, R. Molzahn, C. Lanius, J. Pierce. J, Bird, D. Derrick, M. Welshman. Front Row: J. Critclli. C. Miller, M. Purslcy, B. Anker. C. Stcpaih, R. Kamm. R. Veglcy. R. Ca npbrll. L. White. L. Bucher. Rack Row: S. Sharon, |. Fletcher. J. Shields. H. Heffner, K. Redeker, T. Vcrplank. M. Hunt, G. Noirot, T. West, J. Campbell. Second Rote: P. Benner. 1). Horner, J. Lanius. R. Sawyer, L. Beall, K. Schuler, A. Parker. I). Peihick, S. Conkling. A. A. Wagner. Front Row: R. Trail, J. Blythe, R. Roney. M. Moody, F. Kiebler, G. Gamphell. L. Pearce, B. Marshall. J. Kount inan, R. Stcinfcld. B. Sparks. With the new year, the Star and Crescent shown brighter than ever before. The Kappa Sigs began the fall semester with great spirit, triumphing in the fourth annual Old Oaken Keg flag football game over the Sammies, 12-0. Then Homecoming time found the brothers constructing a typically gargantuan display with amazing success. Later the Pearl Formal, held with the Chi O's, and the ski lodge Christmas dance rounded out a full social calendar. 334 Celebrating fifty years at Purdue, the Lambda Chis finished their plans for building onto their house. Homecoming weekend, alums were greeted by a gigantic whale on the house lawn. In the fall, the Lambda Chis stole the Delta Gamma’s pledge class anchor, and when they returned it, the two pledge classes had an anchor blast. The Christmas season was highlighted by a dance which turned the house into a ski lodge. With the spring came a luau, a canoe party and the White Rose Formal. Rack Row: R. Speichcr. K. Hillman, F. Smith. L. Hardy, G. Ester, S. Hart, G. IxwU, M. Mean, C. Stollcnmcyer. Second Row: I). Shields, S. linker, T. Kaldahhl. G. Breakficld, J. lx vcjoy, 1$. Ahrcnbol , S. Macoinber, R, Duffy, K. Corey. Front Row: 1). Krcig, K. Davis, V. Porter, I). Koski. J. M. Thompson, R. Holmes. VV. Yokas, M. Scott. J. Anderson. Rack Row: S. M. Michell, R. 1 . Vandcrby, K. Christman, It. |. Wentworth. J. Cudas, I). Counsell, W. Sellihi, R. Jones. I.. A. Fleming. T. Kauper. Second Row: S. Fchling, D. Boring. F. Dye. D. Smith. F. Macioce, R. Yacuk, J. Degitz, I. . Cardwell, N. Jones. Front Row: N. St barf, F. Bruemme, J. Rice, R. J. Black, I . I avellc. K. Frailcy, C. Dilaum. R. Larson. AXA 335 m b “Getting to know you” was the theme of the dance given by the Omega Psi Phis to open the fall semester. The year was a busy one for the Rho Sigma chapter as they observed national Achievement Week and participated in the Talent Hunt Demonstration and the National Omega Psi Phi Essay Contest. The spring semester was sprinkled with social events including the election of the Chapter Sweetheart, who was honored at the annual spring dance. The Sweetheart's ball was appropriately held during Valentine's Day weekend. Front How: J. Charles, G. Olion. K. Singer, L. Smith, A. Powell. C. King, L. Siim. J. Freeman 0A0 Hack How: S. Stoker. S. Delaplunc, K. Tucker. J. Woltllord, J. Nelson, 1.. Scripps. J. Rilgy, R. King. W. Gann, 1). Craney. ‘. Potter, ll Herthy. Second How: 1.. I hernias, S. Barry, M. TormocJilen. I'. Finnell, R. Fiddes, C. Yonker, J. Pardee, I. Culp. C. Fchd, V. S urgut. M. Wilcox J. lucker. G. Lutton, T. Davis. Front How: S. Soucek. T. Todd, D. Milevith, D. Richter. Pi. Florence. S. Ross. . VanFleet, A Hewitt. 1). Bolandcr, J. Turk. D. Holst, W. Mudloff. J. Gage. Hack How: R. Ward. J. Miller. V. Galnn. T. Burch. I.. McDonald, R. Hccren. D. Anderson, M. Miller. R. Corcoran. S. Car hull. E. Bolton. Second How: J Cronk, S. Stollc, W. Pickari, P. 1). Lockliart. I). Kicldsen, B. McFadden. T. Barkow, B. Hendrickson, J. Jackson. W. Smith. R. Sawin. Iront How: |. Sinclair, S. Mannon, I. Plank. II. Miller. C. Brayton, D. Joyce, Mrs. Lynn Miller. II. Bo new its. J. Whittemore, J. Williams, W. Sims. Phi Dclt A-Go-Go , the annual Phi Delta Theta first, nightcr, complete with go-go girls and two bands, welcomed students back to campus for another year. The brotIters held their yearly Pumpkin Serenade, won the intermural A basketball championship. and then welcomed the winter season with their formal dance Phi l)elt Snow Job. Second semester activities included a trade party with the DGs, and a High School Harry party with the Pi Phis, knding the year with the Kappas, the Phis had one of the most popular booths at the Pen ny Carnival winning first place for advertising. .1.17 Back How: J. Ocwcnici, T. Reilev, W. Raiding, J. Damron, R. M innicar, R. Jameson, J. Hales, J. Covert, O. Gucdclhoefcr. Second How: A. VanWesiruni. R. Fryer, I . Birtl. J. Votaw. G. Kennedy, I.. NViblc. G. Williamson, T. Voder, I. Klingamau, K. Jones, l-'ront How: V. WisJilimki. R. Molilman. I . Strl er, T. O’Gara. I . I'faff. I). Salo. S. Covert. R. Ilamby. C. Wheeler. Back How: R. Mange lie, C. Hoban, J. Cooke. M. Gwyn, B. T. Allison, E. Goshorn. 1). Dearn. Second How: B. I-meet, N. 1 Nelson. I). Sell. I', l.ittle. |. pple. M. Head. T. Robison. R. Manifold, •'rout How: S. Furste, 1). Gage. I). Bash, I- B. Schmook. W. Tandy. J. Rverson. J. Harkleman, F. Watson. I Iootcnanie$, trade parties, clean ups, and a for mal Christmas dance kept the Men of Phi Ganuna Delta busy during the fall semester. In athletics the brothers traveled to Northwestern University, competed with other Phi Gam basketball teams, and brought back the championship trophy. On Mother's Day the Figi moms took over the house and saw their sons as one of the six finalists in I'-Sing. In the spring the house was transformed into an island for the traditional Figi Island Party. .118 This year the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity kept very busy with their round of social and sports events. Phi Psi's started the year off with a well attended open house with the Alpha Delta Pi sorority after the Notre Dame victory. The social calender also had many hayrides and picnics. A Christinas party for the underprivileged children was given by the Phi Psi's and Kappa lpha Theta sorority. In the sports scene they finished first place in golf and second in tlu- team sports « | basketball and squash. Hack How: 1). Canon, J. Jones, M. Pittman. P. Waitl, 1.. H. Graham. S. lately. J. Rci ler. R. Slninci. V. MrGnirk. Snood How: S. Mayhew, J. Dagon, T. Dagon. (. Noland. J. Smith. G. Kuinpf. I). Gustafson, C. .Stewart. Front How: W. Pfanstiel. |. WocKlburn, R. liullosk. V. Copper. |. I'royer. J. Sehcip, Is. DeGraffenreid, C. Smith, I). Vanlliel. Ha k How J. Powers, W. Shrincr, G George, J. Schmidt. J. Williams. G. ITogan. R. Ghana, J. Gilkey. Front How: R. I Patterson, P. Herrick, 1). Haas. G. Robinson, A. Graf. J. . Poxon, R. Studley, 1). Osborne. OKU! 339 OKI After settling down from a Big Ten game, Skulls began preparations for their ‘‘Halloween with Skulls” all campus party. As the holiday season approached. they had their annual Christmas party for the underprivileged children climaxed with the arrival of a toy-toting Santa. To continue the festive time they had their Christmas Dance. Many traveled to their National Convention in San Francisco. In the spring was the Spring Sweetheart Dance. It was a fun-filled year at the Skull house. Hack Hour. J. Henderson, C. E. Thompson, J. Montgomery, I. L. Fisher, J. Zenos, D. Williams, R. Pennington. Front Row: 1). Smith. D. Fciock, P. Bradbury. W. Racier, J. Williamson, R Schrocder, R. Harold, J. |av. Back Row: K. Metcalf, R. Zulich, L. Pope, J. Myers, I). Prit . Front Row: M. Harris, R. Jennings, C. Harrell, W. Blocman, K. Davis. J. Skidmore. •MO How: F. M. Skorka, S. Kut-nn, |. Fic Ucr. R. Voylcs. R. Stone, M. Stedge, R. Reiser. H. Wesdorp, 1. Sheehan, W. Wozniezka. DKT llmI: How: }. Avery, I). Borak. G. Lambert, J. Hosmer, T. F. Fitch, 1). Moline, J. Sliaip. I). Fagin, P. Pankros. Second How: R. Filer, P. Sleeper, W. Reed. I . Xewendorp, I . Mathern. B. Barsh, K. Mol, I). Davis. 1). Fahrenheit. Front Hack How: W. Wagner, R. Warner. D. Bush, R. Knnt , R. I.. Yvanaska, R. Beverley, R. Powell, W. Brown, M. Tclfcr. Second How: R. Bucchler. J. Muhl. 1). Young. I). Pitkin. P. McCleary, A. Jemigan, N. Guy. R. Ferguson. Front How: R, Anderson, |. Volkert. J. Spot . I., loll, I.. Knauer, W. Larson, S. lebbs. 'Die Phi Taus came lrack to campus last fall for another busy year. Senior Cord clay saw the seniors in their beards running across to the mall retrieving their cords which were placed on the Executive Building by the pledges. A few of the highlights were the Annual Homecoming Dance. Dream Girl Formal and the Christmas party for underprivileged children. With spring came the participation in the Grand l rix. Rounding out the spring semester was the spring house dance and Penny Carnival. .141 QK© l(nek How: I). Grciwc, J. Van Hoy. V. Caiman. P. Corrado, B. Bcardslec, M. Picric. Second How: R. Mel linger. |. KIceman, R. Keller, M. Moore, I). Siedlciki, J. Ondrax. K. W'anek, K. Kubisjak. Front Row: R. Iajvericli, R. Sergo, R, Pou ar. I. Zemrowski, J, Newton, W. Tunney, 1 . Goldasith. Back How. I. Brink, R. A. Maloney. I). Moeller. J. Oilar, I.. Doroike. G. Brown, |. Chirdiuk. J. Reinhart, I). Beclicr, R. Mien. Second How: T. O'Gomior. V. BOm ck, J. Sullivan, I- Haven. Schilling. R. Gorman, K Oing. P. Murawxki. Front How: E. Young, R. llalM-ma. R. Burggnive. M. Flainang, l . |. Stliccivcle. R. Cliilluffc. !•'. Eritton. J. Stoma. The Phi Kappa Tilda's were very active this ycai planning all their house events. The actives kept their pledges on their toes in competing in all the different sports events, which the actives always seemed to have won. The Phi Kappa Theta's sent two of their members to the national convention held in Hamilton. Ontario. In the spring the Grand Prix race saw the entry of the Phi Kappa Theta's special. Other social events included the big pledge dance call Haunted Cave. 342 The l'lii Sigs this fall found their brothers hard at their work in preparation for the Annual Melon I'est and Street Dance. Elsewhere there was a very successful round of trade parties followed by the crowning of a DG as their Moonlight Formal Dream Girl. Spring brought rush parties, an annual playboy party and a spring house dance. Fall house improvements included redecorating the dining room and the hum room and the painting of the outside of the house, l'lii Sigs won fifth in fraternity sports. Bock How: T. Frye. R. Dieltcr, |. Powell. V. Rothert. C. I. Cotton, W. Brachat, R. I xrtir. M. McDonald, B. Biel. Front How: 1). Garter, R. Helbling. H. Thompson. A. Ilasliimoto, R. Foust, B. Stanley, E. Vibbcrt, G. Ross. IfmI: How: M. l innet. 1. Ixonc. 1. Gaynor, 1). Woodring, D. Joyce. C. I'cnglcr. K. Stltclle, J. Myers. W. Walker, S. O. Schleicher. Front How: I . Stanley. J Trevino. P. Thomas. W. Singler, 1 . Drcrup, C. Servis. I). Piper. R. Percida, G. Leathcrman. OIK $48 nKA .Starling of I the year, the Pikes s| onsorcd open houses after home football games. While the team was away, the annual pledge dance, Ski A-Go-Go, and active-pledge football games kept everyone busy. All this activity brought out the appetites shown in the annual pie-eating contest with Pi Kappa Phi. This year the brothers initiated the first class of Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sisters. The year also in eluded paneling the dining room, the Dream Girl Formal and the Penny Carnival. finch How: R. Baker, M. Alberts. G. Underwood, 8. McKinney, R. Dickan, |. Baxter, K. Probst, 1). Walters. J. Pigman, J. Krause. C. Hawkins, J. Wicsemhal, S. Scruggs, I). J. Drag. Second How: B. E. Gcorgi, H. E. Mntticr, J. C. Rndctnakcr. M. McNamara, J. Barr. W. Ward. I). Herron. 1). Craig, 1). Dayton, 1). Edmondson, R. Xardelli. G. Cowan. R. Swcitzcr, P. Pence. |. Morehouse. Front How: N Pekclsma, G. Bender, II. Rolircr, T. Cramer, R. Casey, J. Hoag, R. Nuhfcr, S. Lynch, R. Barrett. R. Bussc. B. Montgomery, J. Sutton, B. Rich wine. L. Fcttig, D. McCoy. Hack low: K. Bavsler, |. Orwig. D. Post. S. Cress, M. Casey. J. Girard. R. Davidas, I). Wciland, D. Van Scoyk, J. Hatton, 1). Krause. J. Copeland. Second How: J. Frickson, J. C'.rcek, D. Jones. R. McCoy. R. Guitnon, M. Bobcc ko, R. J. Suther)in. G. Klcinhans. 1). Scarola. K. Johnson, 1.. Flick, 1). I). Price; Front How: K. Taylor. C. Hintzman. M. Green. M. Reagan, G. I). Colip, R. Collins. R. Hofmann. T. Stcinhauscr, G. Wciland, R. Beams. 344 nK® itiuk How: J. Kuispc l„ G. Gctnmcr. F. Ihuklcnnn. H. Win , R. Gayer, I. I.cFevrc. I'. Sclntffnit, G. Flora, J. Wojdula. Second How: I . Gulaa, R. Home. B. Cocsa, |. Ijccrkamp. I). Green. M. Cherry. 1$. Curtis, R. N'appicr, I’. |cffcri . II. Hanev, I). I . Ixwry. lentil How: |. Bentley, R. Ouerby, T. Vayhingcr, B. W. Chiswick, W. Franklin, . l ymos cnko. M. Finnegan. J. Fan. |. Coding. Hntk How: I . Heelau, A. Akcr� , W. Griffith . J. Griffith . J. Haartjc, M. Ohaver. 1). DeCoste, C. nderson. Second Hole: C. l’eggs, I . I’ear.wn. I). Roll. V. Kanome. J. Strang, G. Hall. P. Gentry. J. Sclis. Front How: |. Meter. J. I well |. Rose. G. Hanson, |. M Donald. |. Berlicn. R. Kainmerei. G. W. Hercules. Coming back to school with high hopes after a second place finish in U-Sing. the hoy Pi Phis set forth on another full social year. Starting with trade parties with Thetas and !•'tizzies. the brothers social calendar ron'inued with the annual Christinas party with the Kappas. Jail I louse Roc k.” the fall dance, was highlighted by picking up the brothers dates in a rented I Miaul truck. Pi Kappa Phi ended the year with full stomachs by competing in their annual pie eating contest with the Pikes. :h: XAE liurk How. I. Thomson, S. Short. J. Reynolds, R. Hollaeuder. Neel. VV. Stover. I). Me Manama, j. K.me. I). I .ail). 1). Qwciis. It. Paltliick. I.. Culbertson, V. Clark. W. Deputy. Second How: C. Allison, I). Cook, R. Cate wood, S. Gabriel, s. Freiherr, R. Roper, 1„ Books. |. Fisher, V. Damasius, R. lialt ell, |. Littlejohn, R. Erwin. R. Neel, l . (.ties, f ront How: C. Cupp. It. Smith. C. McLaughlin, M. Murphy, J. Richards, Susan llngsirom, M. Swoiney. S. Swanson. R. Ritchey. |. Crittendon. R. Trover. Hack How: M. Won. S. I-ochmoelleJ, V. Cutshall. E. Foote. I.. Myers. C. Johnson. V. Olsen, . Withol, R. i.otkman, V. Pauls. II. Harris. T. Irmsther. Second Hour: . Cummins. M Stillalrowcr. T. McNclIev, R. Robbins. I. Resh. W. Bultman. I'. Williams. T. Rvker. C. Marr. F. Burroughs, W. Johnston, S. Ferry. I). Vohnar. Front How: |. Cox. R. Ratliff, R. iloworth. | Myrick. C. Clark. S. Pritchard, J. Gerlach, It. Shrader. I. Coombs. J. Langford, I. Hearnc, R. Coiy, S. Peine. Aftc r the pledges returned from Chicago on their walkout the SAEs settled down to win the lI-camptis basketball championship. A banquet for all housing unit house mothers was next for the brothers and during the Christmas season the house was decorated for their semi-formal dance with plain, old-fashion decorations. While hosting the Province Om vent ion during spring vacation with their brothers from other chapters in Indiana and Illinois, «h men of Sigma Mpha Epsilon ended the year by treating then mothers to a party on Mother's Day. 34fi After introducing tlu “Flock to campus with their first social event of the year, the men of Sigma lpha Iti held with the Deli-s the Gaza Strip party complete with colorful costumes. Trade dinners with the DGs and Thetas kept their new kitchen facilities, donated by the alumni, cooking all year. While losing to Kappa Sigs in the annual Old Oaken Keg game, the brothers treated the Phi Mus to a Hawaiian I.nan and won the annual Ugliest Man on Campus ( harity drive. Il n k How: I). Kundcnnan, M Gardner. S. Walfscn, L. Ridiman. |. l ink. P. I.ielxim.in, S. Levine, . Sdtudiman. 1'. II. Jaffe. Second How: A. Fox. I . Fueme. M. Salt man. R. Fa lick. S. Calderon. I.. Wedilcr, B. karasiik. M. Director. J. Mawter, S. I asli. From How: R. I.nnhsnn, P. Myer. I . Snivlie, I G. Fmchinan, I). Wadrvbergcr. M. Krause. It. Effron. 1.. Kat . J. Berk. Hark How: G. Holman, It. Kantor. J. Kaulman. |. Wait, R. aiilcn. J. Newman, S. Silverman. I). Guggcnhcin. M. Ridlxrg. Si-iond How: G. Chase, M. Prigozton. It. J.nohs. I l.ipncr, R Koransky, J. kalian, 1). (. Kxlm.ui, F. Shaffer. |. Seidman. Front How: M. Land)-. V. Uvcnthal. J. koransky. H. Meislin. I.. Gilman. R. Berman. A. Bartel. S. Goldberg. IAM 347 IX The men of Sigma Chi began the school year with the annual Farm Frolic. The Kappa pledge class helped the Sigs entertain with haywagons. dancing, and homemade ice cream. The winter season was ushered in by the Blue Formal, highlighted by the crowning of the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Changing the jungle into the Crcai Hall, the Sigs frolicked at their spring pledge dance, the “war party. Social activity in the spring was climaxed by the first annual Derby Day. complete with games and prizes. I HI 2 3 Biuk Row: P. Fleming, B. Phcinistcr, W. Jeencwein. ). Wheeler. K. Schmidt. 14. I'cttibone, M. Fehling, R. Ruble, K. Crowley, S. Kush. Srcom! Row: K. Wunderlich, J. Kelly. F. Dupiu. P. Eggleston. R Osborne. W. Delaney. I Mendin'. T. Canfield. |. Harris. M. Massey. From Row: G. Compton. R. F. Leighton. I . Evans, S. Young. R. Kirby. J. Bake. T. Branning, N. ugc, J. Butler, S. Harrison, P. Eggleston. Uni k Row: R. C.riesc. I Kelso. T. Wood. H. Sm i th. I). I). M� Neely. I . Crane, |. Cooper, R. Burns, II. Wcskamp, l . Bowers. .Second Row: R. Quinn, K. Schulte, M. Wheeler. C’.. R. Fisher, J. Chapin, S. Stock. M. McCraley. 1.. Hummel, M. S hellhase, 1.. McMillan. Front Row: I). Schmidt, F Hughes. I'. Leslie. J. Maggarl. I. White. R. Kaley. I Robbins, M. W. Campbell. J. Robson. 348 IN Hack How: 1 . dor, S. Gancau, T. Williams. ). Augusicn, E. maul. R. Harrington. R. Mc rie ly. B. Arnoltl, A. Xicoll, M. WaM . Front How: B. Devore, T. Boydcn. K. DeDario, |. Hemrick. (1. Chasers, G. Edwards, M. Dcvinny, W. Crew, j. Gartcau. Back How: W. lurucr, I). Sacks, W. Woodworth. M. Beckman Jr., C. Cole, I . Fullcm, G. Scgclstron, R. Wagner. Front How: W. Gcnda, I). King. I'. Baird, 1). Christath-rson, R. Sellbcrg. R. Jones, R. Purdum, F. Sampson. Returning to Purdue early, the men of Sigma Nu provided supervision and added their own craftsmanship to the remodeling of their Chapter house. During the football season, the brothers bet “skins” with other Sigma Nu chapters in the Big Ten and also hosted after the game celebrations. Winter brought trade dinners and parties, a party for needy children and the annual White Rose Formal. The brothers concluded the year by making plans for the chapter's Diamond Jubilee next fall. 149 I©E H uh How: J. I'rcai, M. Perkins. J. Celwger, K. Wcllncr. I). Ildlnum. R. Russell. L. Wemz, J. foodie. R. Fiicsuuli, C. Seeder, B. Rcuicman. Second tori’: (1. Fv.iiis, M. Spidmunn. R. Crone. C. Irc-dom, R Downing. S. Derr it k. C. Deible. 1). Ijein.iii. R Hardin. I.. St.uk. I. Sanborn. R. IVacock. Front How: (� . Frey, I. Bryan, C. Gcunsrlic . R. Btiol. J. Miller, |. Popovich. |. Wrucha. C. Payne. M. Jones. I . McDaniel'. J. Hunter. Itnil: How: R. I leisterberg. V. Vance, S. Simmons. Khlciibaugli, (.. Cacacolos, W. Webb. K. Smith. R. Weitlner. I). Cooiee, |. V. Icffcrtb. T. Sduniclt, F. Killers. |. Painter. Second How: j. Townsend, M. Burdick. I . Nelson, C. Davidson, I). Botlorff. R. Wilken. M. Hammer, R. Farits, I). Carritilers. I), Suppcnfield, G. Crawford. R. Arnold. F. Malachowski. C. Rinehart. J. F. Robinson. Front How: D. Truman. I) I hroikmorton. V. Keslcr, M. Gilbert. F. F.van. R. Dinn. L. Ilitks, S. Rothenbcrger, B. Harding, A. Voelkcl. B. Daily. I . Rose. R. Henderson Closing out spring ’65 with a big splash at their Surfing Party, the Sig Kps started the fall semester bigger and better than ever after receiving the Most Improved Chapter award from National. First going undercover in a cave for their pledge dance, they then started looking forward to adding another brush to the .Scrub Bucket in the traditional game with their I.II. counterparts: led to victory by Sam .Shepherd, of course! Anticipated latei was the Sweetheart Formal in Dec■ember. 350 Again the annual lemonade stand of the Sigma I'i provided unlimited opportunities for dates to the many social functions sponsored by the fraternity. These activities inc luded a Grub Dance sponsored early in the school year followed closely by the Pledge Dance. By moving into completely remodeled house, including paneled study rooms with built-in desks, the men gained additional enthusiasm to keep up their house position of tenth on campus in overall fraternity scholastic standings. Hack How: (1. Conner. T, Field . R. Warren, E. R. Dunlap. T. McIntosh. G. Crains, R. I tuber, A. IV� ta. S. Coble, K. Maher. J. Bremer. F. Yinitack. Front How: V. Collide k. R. E. Wagner, 1). Stanley, I.. Swanke, I). Je.vsup. W. Bancmfl, C. Bvrnichon, B. Men her. R. Richardson. S. Buck. in 351 TE0 Hack How: J. Thacker. S. Mitchell. D. McGill, K. Stewart. Carter. P. Vlexaiulcr. Front Hour. K. Scliaar. P. Banikiotes, S. EagKtcin, 1). I-txker. |. Currcns. Warm cider and donuts at The Tep Rumble began the I'ep's social season in grand style. Exotit music filled the air at the Fall Luau Dante followed by a Polar Hear Dance and the year was climaxed with a memorable spring pledge dance. The wandering Teps traveled to Atlanta, (Georgia for their hi annual convention early in the summer. 352 TKE Back Bow: I). Weller, M. Lavellc, J. Cassell, P. Illycs, W. Weaver, K. Peterson, W. Door, A. Kessler, I). Gessard, M. R. Stressor, I . Flowers. Front Bow: R. |oos$crs, M. B. Ewing, V. Stahoviak, J. Rogers, M. Schmidt, M. Lang, W. BoyrCr. L Akers. R. Wallem, J. Peer, P. Noeero. Back Bow: A. Oak, J. Cosper, J. Welch, K. Deiniug. 1). Hall, E. Hurley, G. Martin, P. Hendrickson, |, Butler, S. Sleep. Second Bow: J. lllaklcy, R. Scott, C. Smith, J. Davis. C. F. McElheny, J. Kicsler, T. Baxter, H. Gos tyla, R. Maggio. Front Bow: R. Johnson, J. Pifko, R. Foster, P. tenuyson, R. Harmcning, R. Wadis, G. Neal, F. Sells, R. C. William , J. Ekstrom. The first half of their new house was a welcome sight as the Tekes returned to campus. Soon after sc hool began, the brothers hosted a banquet in honor of the new facilities. Serenades, trade dinners, and parties were included in the years social events. Their formal. The Red Carnation Ball, highlighted the fall semester. Their moms were honored by a dinner and serenade during Mother’s I)ay weekend. The spring costume dance and rush parties rounded the spring semester. The yeai closed with U-Sing. 353 Informal trade functions with sororities, the Red Carnation Ball, c limaxed by the crowning of the Dream Girl, and many spur-of-the-moment serenades and parties filled the Theta Chi's social calendar. Enthusiastic athletic participation resulted in a third place in then league’s intramural competition. The annual Christinas party consisted of an afternoon sjx-nt cleaning and painting Cary Home for the Orphans. Now the brothers are anticipating the completion of their new chapter house. Hack Row: K. Morgan, R. Bucknam, R. Storan, S. Baldwin, J. Rumanian. K. Frbaugh, R. Kitchen, R. Blothc, Hampton, 1 . Kelly. Second Row: F. Bibbins, J. Erwoocl, R. Braun. II. A. Clark. J. O'Reilly, P. Zolad , F. McNulty, M. Curtis. k. VV. Miller. Front Row: I. Hart lcr, J. Alford. W. Dcyinc, J. Hurst, W. Snyder, G. Dominy, K. Layman. V. 'I ankersley, j. G. Dempsey. Hack Row: M. F. Smat. M. B. Branch, I). C. Aucrswald. Abet, S. Wasylowsky, J. Strachle, V. Lawrence. T. Reichart. V. A. Zolm.in. Front Row: R. Nickel, V. Martin. (. Riley, S Coryell, D. I-cwis, J. Neasc. 1). Miller. I). Winings. 354 6T High scholastic ratings again was the trademark of Theta Tau. as the men finished among the top four fraternities. This year Theta Tau won the coveted J. Schrader award for being the best overall chapter of Theta Tau for the past two years. In their free time the men of Theta Tau competed in all major intramural athletic activities. The annual ■Spring formal and the Christmas dance were the main social events of the year, interspersed with trade parties and sign painting parties with sororities. An alum get-together rounded out the year. Hark How: S. Kctcliam, M. Stewart, W. Wilder. A. Balder, R. Tabkc. •'rant How: J. Robertson, R. Laiitncr, W. Seitz, C. SdioinvCi Hack How: W. dams, J. Nag)1. I . Kgnot. I . Douuc. N. Cappel. W. Reed. J. Walter. Front How: T. Mu inlay, D. Kassekcrt, W. Co a, W. Sliowaltcr, K. Williams, J. Fischer, M. Mynhier. 355 e Hack Row: G. Campbell, T. Rausch, |. Dysom, G, W. Naab, II. Nowak, I . Harper, R. Polich, R. Winter, A. Maasberg, M. Powell, I). Sheets, I). Hahn. J. Hodge, T. Piezko, J. E. II. M. LamMin. R. Sander, C. Crow. Sander. From Row: S. Sargent, S. Tymoezko, J. Carnahan, Hack Row: A. Durham, I). Hartman, C. Hattkopf. T. lines, I). E. Kempf. N. Ertel, J. Kenyon. M. Mohler, J. New, T. N. Grcacy. Front Row: R. Mesker. W. Hensley, E. Lyons, G. Schenk. G. E. Dictkmann, T. Gibson. T. Sander, D. Still. I). McPherson. Celebrating their 60th year at Purdue, the men of Theta Xi began the year with several house dances and parties. The Christmas Party for underprivileged children was just one occasion which saw the brothers enjoying a good time with their dates. In the spring, participation in the Greek Week Penny Carnival and the 23rd annual Klondike Klash highlighted the semester's activities. With construction well under way on their new chapter house located in 'rower Acres, the men of Theta Xi look forward to moving into their new home early in the fall of 1066. 356 TRIANGLE Hack How: L. Balhntync. I’. Stephen. P. Wilson. T. Hcver. |. Garrigus, R. Britzkc, C. Anderson. L. Slowuc, J. Peine, J. 1). Wright, R. Bailey, J. Ha Ik yard. I). Knowlton, D. Ashman. G. H. Buckland. Second How: N. Boatwright. J. Drain. E. Niemann. R. Apple, J. Duke, C. Allen, F. Hohapfcl, I.. McConagyny, W. I). Young. J. W. Clark. R. A. Stacy. J. R. Marshall, R. Overman. L. Itcllville. Front Itou . J. Williams. J. Green. R. Yates. R. Rcmick, R. Danely, J. Fletcher, E. Deaton. J. B. Silvers, M. Rominger. R. Tonkin. E. Dassc. P. Ynkimura. R. Bratton, N. A. Jones, R. Gryglas. Hark How: G. Campbell, R. Schwabcl, W. Iracc. G. Dunvillc. P. Noon. S. I.avmon, I'. Marbst, R. Fradcnburg. P. Sioshatui. J. Lynch. Second How: E. Belcher, B. Chapin, G. Peterson, IX Blum, D. Hadley, D. Epple, R. Sehilken. M. Brown. R. O. Gray, II. .wicker, R. Behn. Front How: R. Bremer. R. Chafiin, R. Oakley. ]. Ryland, N. Fossnight, I). Kncbcl, D. Brashears. S. Shafer, R. Hulse, K. Magill, W. Fosseti. 1965 started with a joint fall retreat before classes started. The Triangles and the Zetas spent a full day planning a big year for their respective houses. Into the fall they went with no let up in the social schedule; there was the rumble at the Zeta alley dance, Dodge City A-Go-Go at the pledge dance, open house and alumni party at Homecoming, the big Winter Formal, and trade parties. All the brothers continued to rake the dirt in order to plant the grass seed before Jack Frost came. 357 Scholarship, coopcraiion stxially. and activities arc represented by S.C.A., the unifying voice of the fifteen cooperatives on Purdue’s campus. This year S.C.A. served as host for the reception for all of the Old Masters. Communication increased as the Venture became more established as the S.C.A. newspaper and Scoofis, the Student Cooperative Association handbook, became a reality. The annual S.C.A. week featured a Spring banquet, the crowning of a sweetheart, and recognition of the leaders. Student Co-Op Association Rock Row: V. S r;ui;)gc. R. Feigel. J. Rush. C. Montgomery. Whan. I . Smith. I. Mason. From Row: I). Kemp. S. R. Carpenter, J. Vaught, R. Hammer. Second Row: I . Peendlcr, M. Wills. 1 . Foster. I. Hcnkcls. Phillips, M. Schmeltx, N. Aschliman. M. Merkel. I). Butler, J. Chinn, I). Isom. S. Warner, M. Ycgerlehncr. Rack Row: I. (ire. R. Petry. J. Gardner. J. Wheat. M. Roberts. G. Smith. Second Row: J. Stein, I). McCoy, W. Miller. S. |. Stone. . Phillip . |. Boles. J. Mi to son. Front Row: J. L. Vaught. S. Warner, 1). Butler. 358 Hack Row: R. Johnson, }. Warkcnticn, D. Troian. B. Smith. S. Simons, S. Taylor. I). Dunn. c:. Jones. C. Schrocdcr, M. McKaig, K. Power. Second Row: Clements, B. Me Campbell. G. . McCarnmon, J. Shinabarger, J. Price. J. Trott, B. Weisenberger, J. Hinshaw, Lortic, M. Isom. P. Rcidy, S. Brower. Front Row: J. Leisner, R. Barnett. D. Kuhn, I- Wilson, C. Willman, Mrs. S. Bertzyk. C. Hopper. B. Rhoades, D. Euler, Nl. Foster, K. Tonne. Ann Tweedale Diversification was the key for the women of Ann Tweedale this year. Socially, the women had trade patties with Circle Pines, Dover, Rochdale, Club 25, arid Statchouse. In the winter they held their annual Christmas Island Christmas dance. Mother's Day found the women hosting their mothers for a tea in the afternoon and other festivities that night. Athletically, the women proved to be among the best in intramural sports, winning volly-ball and participating in baseball and billiards. 359 Glenwood I Membership is the bey to Glemvood’s success. l the beginning of the spring semester a Nigerian student was added to Glenwood’s rosier. Toward the end of the semester, nine girls were informed that they were new members of Glenwood co-op. The happy pledges have been put through a rigorous training program which included surprise pledge-tests and lineups, where the pledges were quizzed about their knowledge of Purdue history. Lively trade parties with other co-ops and other social affairs round out the Glenwood year. Hack How: R. Church, F. Daramola, I.. Ayleswortli, S. G. C. Couch, N. R. Zinsmcisicr, I.. Greene, C. Patzka, K. Wilson, S. Hobson. I.. Foster, C. Nace. P. LeCount, S. McKinney, S. Stoner. Mrs. li. Braun, W. Wang. I). Max ton, l.efforgc, M. I.. Dow, J. Anderson, I.. Stumpe. Front Roxv: K. l-'ra ior. J. Gingcrich. R. 1. Y'uskalns. M. Gaiser. 360 Rack Row: F. Wans. I). Kemp. J. Hr.ulv. V. Evans, R. Volz, R. Marlin. M. Volz. I). Dieman, S. Fisher. I,. Bushman, I). C. jcnkel. J. C.app, V. Baker. 1). Mermansen, K. Konowiiz. 1). Glunt. E. Dicrolf. Front Row: M. Bottoniley, J. Otte, M. Wails, S. Warner. I . Row. B. I'yner, J. Wheal. II. Kinney. Mrs. Bernice Iledtlen. S. Miller. | Paarlbcrg. S. l'fendlcr. E. Gottbrath, M. Williams. I.. Funk. M. Grafton. Shoemaker Dreaming away I lie ’•� . � spring term with a picnic at Shades for the Cobblers and their dates. Shoemaker was anxious to swing into action this fall. Their busy year began with trade parties, pep rally sign-making and much redecorating in both the main house and annex. t the SC A “First Nigh ter” the Cobblers shoeshinc shop was chosen the most popular booth. Eacli semester the Steak and Bean Dinner-steak for those Cobblers with a 1.8 semester index, beans foi the rest-was an incentive for the Shoemaker women to improve scholasticaIIv. 361 Hack Row: I . Mitchell, I . Mar.li, C. Collier, M. Brnnhan. I). OIk-m Ioi(. C. Coccker, S. I.. Stout. S. Thurston. 1 . Stephen .. C. Broun. |. Hasty. V. Compton. S. Mayo, R. Summers, K. Poole. I'rout Hour. K. RigRinv K. Crookc, I). Furnas, M. IIuiltkc. M. I.. Sell lie, I.. J. Miller. Mrs. I). Reynolds. I . Ilgett, I. Ilenkels. . Phillips, J. Biesccktr, M. Vegeilchucr, J. Mosser. Twin Pines Greeting the women of Twin Pines this year was their new housemother, Mrs. Doris Reynolds. Mending the social events of the year was the annual house dance at Christmas, the party for underprivileged children, caroling, and trade parties with Circle Pines and State House. The house also had a Brother-Sister dinner for all of the members' brothers and sisters on campus. Twin Pines said Goodbye to its graduating seniors at the annual spring han |uet. 362 Chauncey Participating in the Grand Prix last spring, the Chauncey House gained the pole position trophy. Their Chauncey cart lead the race until troubled with a broken chain. Although unable to acquire the title in ’65, Chauncey showed enthusiasm for the 1966 Grand Prix. With diligent practice and much eagerness, Chauncey members became the proud recipients of the runner-up trophy for the SCA albsjxms competition in the spring. Hn k Row: J. Biuorling. | Adamson. F. I-ekse, J. Wheeler. I). Srhuckman. I.. I'iinin. C. Grcnanl. R YValkcr. W. Ilagcncicr, |. Gouhfath. |. DeLong. T. Gcr, I). Walsh. I . Benjamin. I). Roche. I'ronl Row: }. Ixonc, J. Raley, S. Norris. | I'ilson. S. Uclnnd. B. Wainbach. A. mick, R Fisher. Mrs. Minnie Sullivan, K. Kirdiolf. W. Singleton, |. lea veil, S. Knoie. 1). Dillman. A. Schmitt. I. I.ithgoe, J. Hubenthal. 363 Circle Pines Entering into the swing of campus life again the inen of Circle Pines held a “Meet the New Members party with Twin Pines. Everyone looked forward to the annual Wabash party last fall to help “stimulate studies. They have been active in intramural sports, SC. A, and trade parties. Spirit was built as high as the Eiffel Power with the final social event of the spring as couples spent “An Evening in Paris.” Back How: D. Gentry, R. York, W. Fouls, A. McCormick, W. E. Berkley, R. Clutter. W. Ncwhousc, N. Boyd, D. Marbach, I). B. Couth, I). Skinner, I). Hutchison, P. Klein. C. Hendrickson, M. Ma.vsie, M. Cooke. Second How: J. Carter, B. Moriwaki. B. Frakcs, A. Kacnuir, R. Lingcmnnn. W. Story, R. Decker, J. Hohlt, B. Brown, W. Kwbank, P. Miller, 1 . Delav, F. Schrock, F. IjCwis. Front Hour. |. Couch. K. Baker. C. Quakcnbush, M. Young. J. Hotaling, R. Michaels, B. Haworth, Mrs. A. Ressa. J. Boles, M. Kowsocr, C. Conway. B. Dallmann. b. Wcrline, B. Dallmann, T. Trucx, D. Adams. 364 Hack How: U. McDonald, J. Updike, G. Smith. V. Woolard, 1 . Potycn, II. I-Qgsdon, J. licit nor, R. M« Burnett. T. Hefner, W. McBride, E. Lung. G. Gennctl, C. Gerde, J. Lafuse, J. Rush, J. Painter, W. Elgin, K. Friedrich, R Ellis. Front How: J. Hall, K. Holton, J. Noyes, Mrs. Rucy Davsi, P. Thiel, l iny, D. Wayman, P, Feder, D. Johnson, J. Brooks, J. Haase, B. L. Goodwin, D. Parsons, J. Gain. Club 25 Starting the school year off by winning the first three Intennural events, the men of Club 25 had high hopes of retaining the Co-op All Sports Trophy. .Socially the Club had several trade parties and its annual Christmas Dance. Mistletoe and Holly . This was followed by rush parties and capped by the Spring House Dance. Seven Seas Silhouettes. These social functions were blended proportionately in with the academic studies of the men to make the house a well-rounded organization. 365 Hack Row: S. Kiser. I.. Smith, M. Brackett, W. Xillcr. W. S. Hastings, R. Newman, C. Broderick. 1). Keen. Second Row: S. Knecht. R. Hammer, D. Davis, D. Om, C. Ga.vdie, R. Burt, J. Rotlning, IV Williams. Iront Row: T. Howard. 1). Bowen, M. G. Wilson. I.. Hoover, J. Aik man. M. McDowell, 1.. Owens, K. E. Wagner. Dover Reluming to campus last fall, the men of Dover had much enthusiasm to study and to excel in SCA sports and activities. As in the past, the men looked forward to the trade parties and dinners as well as the annual Christmas and spring dances. 366 Fairway Eleven determined freshmen began a successful year at Fairway with the Co-op Freshman First Niglucr and the homecoming sign. Various projects enabled all members to mix work and relaxation. Giving their annual Christmas party for underprivileged children. Fairway also held a skating party with Twin Pines, hosted Glemvood for Old Masters, and sponsored a hayride for members and their dates. Pledge boards for freshmen promoted spirit. Hack How: [. I.. Foster. R. Yoder, I). J. Baughn. T. Roney, D. Dcckard, R. Ruggles, T. Bareithcr, I). Moore, J. Bush. M. M. Marks. J. Baughn. Second How: J. Easley, C. Lotter, h. L. Spence, M. Schlcgcl, 1. Wilson, I'. Bartancn, D. Mclchcr, J. Warren. R. Grubaugh, G. Licdity. Front How: D. Gingerich, L. Murphy, R. Wright. J. Jarrctt, Mrs. Stackhouse, Mrs. Tynan, G. Barnhart, I). Yegerlehncr, T. (xjllins, D. Jackson. 367 Kneale As always, sports was an important part of the Kneale House school year. S.C.A. competitions saw the members with two blue ribbons in the Fall Track Meet and the 19(55 Horseshoe Pitching championship. Nostalgia crept in as members thought of leaving their home location, but certainly next year the ol' Kneale House spirit will yet prevail. Congeniality was the rule at trade functions, and the Christmas atmosphere pervaded the annual Shoemaker and Kneale party for underprivileged children. Hack Row: V Kraus. J. Nicoson, K. Shcrwin, W. Storey, F. Walker, K. Murrmann, I). Vawtcr. S. Hurley, A. Redlin, B. J. Stevens, E. Poc. Second Row: T. McClanahan, J. Bodcnhafcr, A. Brown, J. Baird, R. Widolff, C. Walker, T. S. Fish, J, R. Thomas. I). Sarber. W. Wilhelm. Front Row: H. Rcnck, J. A. Burger. A. Ctery, I). Kraus, M. Kelley, Mrs. G. Snoodgrass, L. A. Rcnck, I). Whan, I.. Mason, D. Mason, N. Munning. 308 Ituch Row: S. Binkley. G. Graves. T. Kruger. M. Ovcrmycr, 1). l;rcy. I). Wes(c:ott. H. Tollc, R. Beasley. Second Row: | Corbin, R. Kruger, f. Weirick, J. Osmon, G. Green, C. Weaver. F. Lynch. E. Marling, front Row: D. Stalbaum, 1). Snider, I.. Carlton, D. Smolek, Mrs. L. Roberts. I-'. McCoy, B. Cathcll, R. Rietmau, S. Brock. Marwood Sponges, mops and brooms welcomed thirteen probationary members to Marwood. As the year progressed. the men of Marwood participated in athletics as well as the academic challenges. At Christmas. Marwood sponsored a party lor the underprivileged children of Lafayette. The future plans for Marwood include the construction of a new building at the present site, a long awaited hope which appears to be drawing close to reality. 369 Hack Row: K. Collins. I). Dcardorff, A. Blanc, E. Schroedcr. S. Skkafoosc, R. Butler, R. rmes. J. Koci. T. Brown, J. Blakcr, M. Wood, R. Warvel, G. Pitman, H. Hill. J. Disque, J. Frantz, C. Franklin, G. Bymaster. A. Marshall. Front Row: P. Taylor, L. Lemmon, T. Kirkham. B. Norton. M. Brown. M. Merkel, R. W. Weisman. 1.. Underwood, Mrs. 1). Clements, J. Stein, L. Kelsey. H. Or instead, K. CJolliiis, L. Smith, S. Metzger, 1 . Tckulve. }. Hayworth. Rochdale Coordination was one of the most important aspects of the Rochdale man’s school year. Everyone practiced their mental gymnastics to coordinate study and activities. Physical coordination was also demanded as Rochdale did its best to excel in SCA atid campus sports. Dazzling memories of various social activities linger on long after the annual winter and spring house dances, as well as various trade parties, hayrides, and picnics. 370 Sherman In 11)65, Sherman House acquired an annex to help meet the increasing demands for co-op ex pan sion. Trade parties with H-8B, women's co-ops, plus other social functions such as a picnic at Turkey Run, the Christmas dance, and ice skating parties highlighted the Sherman social calendar. Sherman also was host to SCA at an open house after the Wisconsin football game. Life at Sherman was am thing but dull since more than half the members were new. The probates fixed several of theit own breakfasts, and the year was made complete with their probate” walk out. Hark Hou1: Stowers. C. Montgomery, H. Sutton. A. Sutton. !.. Hurdiss. J. Gcbrc-Mcdhin, R. Gerhardt, R. Moore, R. I.tindot, ). Zahner, I.. Grccmvah. Second Row: K. Vaught, P. Russel. E. Wilk, I). Golgfa icr, P. I.uttrell, R. Mumaw. (I. Minnemeyer, R. Flick. J. Chinn, S. Barnhart 1). Stephenson. Front Row: M. Lechlitticr, R. I tidig, C. Tan, I). Rankin, I). Manuwal, E. Martin. J. Vaught, J. Gardner, |. M.irtindalc, K. Pfeifer. G. Scott. S. Armstrong. 371 Statehouse To end the year with a Southern fling, the men of State House held a spring house dance with the theme of Boutbon Street.” The house was decorated to reflect the French period in New Orleans, with music provided by the IYY’s. In tribute to the seniors, a picnic on Wildcat Creek served as the scene for an unexpected upperclassmen's swim. Trade parties with Ann Tweedale and Twin Pines helped the members get back in the groove of college life after a very long and very busy summer. Hack nour. I). Hart. W. Kraft. R. Lewis. R. Kell. E. Snowacrt, I.. Weitkamp. I). Nagy. M. Roberts. F. .Skarich. Second Row: R. Jones, I). Roberts. J. Gramling. F. Farkas, L. I.shdman. G. Butler. J. Carter. R. Met . T. Owens, R. Dal fruit. Front How: R. N'emes. C. Bare, D. Windsor, M. Kuhn. L. Wilson. C. Williams. H. Horner. R. Rogers. 1.. Rieffcl. !•:. Fcigel. 372 Itnck Row: L. Neff, W. Scrange, C. VanBellcgbem, R. Chenowcth, R. Retry, R. Wear, L. Flory. }. Branson. Ililger. E. Shidler. R. Ressner. I). Beery. R. Carpenter. E, S. Glasgow. From Row: 1). Schmclt . J. Ankncy, 1,. Gcycr, N. .Whitman, D. Whitmore. W. Jackson, E. McCain, 1,. Sabina n, . Battles, R. Collins. M. Marker. R. Snider, I.. Meyer. Stellar Brothers Spring; found ihe Stellar Brothers the winners of the SCA All-Sports Trophy as well as the ret ipi ent of the men’s co-op scholarship trophy for two consecutive semesters. In September the brothers welcomed a new house advisor Chuck Boyer. Their social schedule included an ice cream social held jointly with Ann Twccdale and a Christmas party for underprivileged children. Energies during the remaining part of the year were directed toward refinishing and cleaning their house. 373 Ward Formally known as the Purdue Ward Organization, Off-Campus Men's Association (OMA) was revamped this veat in an attempt to interest more members. OMA partic ipates in a number of activities including intramural sports, sign com petitions, and student government. Social functions centered on trade dinners and dances. © Hack Row: S. Doctor. R. Wien. R. Price. V. I'mitia, W. Hicks Front Row. Lewis, J. Emmons. Q. Davis. J. Lushun. M. Rev is. 371 Hack How: V. Umilia, R. Wien, W. Hicks. 1). Houston. Front How: C. Lewis, M. Revis, Q. Davis. J. Lashua. Town Girls Although living at home, many girls became active in campus life because of Town ('.iris organization. Founded in 1050. it has since grown and become an important part of the academic and social lives of its members. Aside from giving its members a direct link with Purdue activities. Town Girls sponsors a wide variety of its own social events— ranging from a pixie week to an Hawaiian I.uau. An Faster party for underprivileged children a community food drive for Christmas, and a Lafayette paper drive concluded the 11)66 year. Rock IIoiik K. L. Johnson. B. I)avi$. C. Haxton. S. E. Yost, Linsc. J. Data. S. Sheets. Front Row: M. German. M. t. K. I.. Whcelork. V K. Gol cl. I.. K. Hensley. Second How: Connany. I?. Stryckcr. M. DcuUrli. K. Oconnor. S. Lnvc, K. Echtcrling. F.. A nth rap. M. Wainscott. R. Stryker. R B. Thompson, t;. Nicm.iiits rtlreit. 576 377 378 COMPANIONSHIP INTERRUPTED A LONG WEEK’S MONOTONY. NEW FRIENDS OFTEN DECIDED STUDYING COULD WAIT A LITTLE LONGER i 379 LLOLL SPONTANEOUS AND SPONSORED ACTIVITIES GAVE WOULD-BE STARS A CHANCE. THANKS TO THE DEAN OF WOMEN PURDUE DATING HAS ADDED GLAMOUR- HOUR’S HURRIED KISSES •m WILL BE NO MORE. Women’s Interhall Council Back How: K. Plaggle. C. McGuff. P. Conrad. K. WallpOM. K. Karlow. 1). C xKlin. Third Row: I.. Person. T. Alexander. C. Hakanvon. M. Offcnbackcr. O. Brooks. P. Platter. S, K. Kyle. Second Row: B. rnsman. E. Sewon, O. Com. C. Nyland. M. Corglaricr. Front Row: A. Stadium. V. Coffin. L. Rosenthal. E. Thompson. A. Pcrpich. Women’s Intcrhall Council serves two purposes. First, it organizes hall activities, thus promoting co-operation among the women’s residence halls. Secondly, it is an honorary, recognizing the women who have devoted much energy to the successful management of residence hall government. Although the council is only in its second year, it is working on several projects. This year they were co-sponsors with Pendragon of the Big Ten Residence Hall Presidents Conference in the spring. .181 I Back How: 11. Watkins, J. Rossenbaum, E. Butler, E. Thompson. P. Platter. P. Lyons, V. Sexton. Second How: S. J. Miller, R. Kropscott, B. J. Brenneke, J. A. Selby, 1). I.. D’Esposito. S. Steiner. Front How: C. Sowers, C. A. .McCuff, M. i-ovc, M. l)ut(linger. WRH Governing Board Finding all five WRH halls open after the closing of Wood and Shcalv for modernization last year, the women of WRH returned this fall to see several changes. Governing Board was expanded to include more hall officers foi better communications within the halls of WRH, while the freshman received new responsibilities in organizing governing factions among themselves. I he year continued well as Homecoming showed two women of WRH represented in the Homecoming Queen Contest. I.ater in the year, for a second season, Earhart and WRH shared their “Winter Whispers” Christmas dance. To complete the activities of the year, WRH residents shared a picnic celebration of May Day with the men of McCutchcon Hall followed by a pie-eating contest which was won by the females. Besides a picnic with McCulcheon Hall, social exchanges with Cary Hall and a Tarkington hootenanny were held. Back How: P. A. Iaiwlycs, P. Nickel, S. K. Krider, 11. Engel, |. Haytcr, M. Charters, P. Froshour. S. Smith. P. A. Horvath, j. Alvarez. K. Barnes. M. Haslcr. Second How: G. Machccdt, j. Engclcrt, J. Marshall, S. Bucher. I). Smith. P. A. Baker. A. Kyle. Front How: E. Williams, L. Rosenthal, N. Robin, V. Coffin. N. Kretheotis. 385 Earhart Governing Board I Hack Row: R. N. Ahrens. B. Krochia C'.. Schroder, A. Heiser. Srrotiil How: C. Ostcrham, A. Stachurn, C. Hakamon. I’. Jones, J. Bart!. Front Row: M. T. Hascman. D. A. Fcav, I.. G. Taylor, M. Mills. Hack Row: I.. Dvolkin. C. Thic. C. Thcbus. E. Heron C. A. Fentress. Third Row: P. Tchalo. V. Van Ando!. K. Southcomb, C. E. Swisshclm, W. Gearhart. Sfcond Row: D. C. Reed. V’. Drvcwicki, S. Biscomb. K. McCain. C. Doyle. Front Row: G. l.cnt . N. Aiinone. J. Jackson. Functioning as the policy making body of F.ar-liart, the Governing Board is the backbone of the hall. Any activities, rules, or changes concerning Karhart must lx- passed by this committee. Governing Board is composed of the executive board officers. the sixteen corridor chairmen, the AWS and WRA representatives, and the standing committees. However, only the sixteen corridor chairmen have the right to vote. Meeting every Monday night with Miss Sisson as counselor, Governing Board sponsors several activities throughout the year. Some examples are the freshmen orientation program, the Faculty dinners, and homecoming signs. This year they voted to buy two amplifying systems for the hall. Hnrk Row: S. Btnsch I . Young. M. Evans. M Mill . K. Eyre. G. Wilborn. B. Jc-rnas. A. Wisker. S. Perry. Third Row: J. Mchal-ko. P. Ingram, B. Robertson. K. I'higgc. R. J. Pahl. S. Green-burg. S. Eskew. D. Atkinson. S. Bley. S. Rusehhaupt. P. Terrell. M. Rovnyak. M. Yarling. Second Row: S. Van V'oorhis, M. Rhoad. K. Wallrod . l. Surface, Mr . M. Gorry. P Pachard. F. Farlow, B Bradley. M. A. Of-fenbackcr. Front Row: F. I.. Cincione, I.. Person. T. Alexander. M. Benncu. J. Cundiff. Meredith Governing Board Arriving on campus four days before die Freshmen, the Meredith Hall Governing Board worked out final plans for the orientation program. This session proved to be a great success, and the freshman girls- first week was full of parties and trade dinners. Planning freshman orientation week is but one of the many tasks of the Executive Board. Meeting every Monday night they discuss all the business to be brought before the Governing Board as well as plans for the annual breakfast-in-bed for all Meredith Hall. The Governing Board, working together with the Executive Board, initiated a number of new ideas. As well as setting up a library in their hall, they also instigated a program providing more faculty teas and guest receptions. 387 Duhme Hall Duhme Hall began its social season this year with trade parties with the men from Wiley Hall. Cary Quadrangle and McCutcheon Hall, and a signpainting party with Wiley Hall for the first pep rally of the year. I ioniccoining weekend was an exciting experience for the women of Duhme Hall, as they had a queen candidate in the Homecoming Court lot the fourth consecutive year. The fun-filled Halloween weekend, consisting of a Halloween party with l ens Courts on October 29 and a hayride the following night, contributed to Dulunc's busy social calendar. Climaxing their Father's Day weekend was an open-house which followed the Wisconsin game. Dulunc's social activities for the fall semester were climaxed by the annual Winter Whispers dinner-dame given by WRH. Duhme's spring social season began with an Faster Party for orphans and an entry in the yearly Powder Puff Derby. Mother's Day weekend topped off the busy year with an open house, parties for the visiting mothers, and U-Sing. Rack Row: I). Bevins, J. Overman, S. Kocitig, A. Sclialliol. R Christie. R. Wood. C. Jorgensen. C. Martin, K. Walters. II. Riggle. R. S. Ebrite. M. .M. Velasquez. Second Row: E. s. Brodim.iti. F. Butler, S. Miller, X. Gcvcr, N. J. Gaither, M. Dautisak, M. Northrop. S. Gant, E. A. Peter. C. Fountain, B. Hcidcnreich, C. E. Lawrence, S. McCullough. From Row: D. Scit , R. Van Meter, C. Bod ley. S. Sonnier, S. G. Burlier. S. Hcckaman, L. Nichols. S. Hopkc. S. Chancy. I.. Dahl. .588 Back Row: M. Lehman, L. Marshall, J. Cottcrman, R. Gosrtell, C. Engelking. J. Gamble. |. K. Homeicr, J. Duso. Front Row: M. Fitzgera'd. I. Brcnncke. N'. Hetzcl M. Finrow, R. Meeks. B. Warren, K. McCartin, C. McGuff, A. .Morris. P. J. Meager. M. Brown, S. Russell. P. Vogtmnn. Second Row: W. Bailey. S. Bidwell, D. Haworth, A. Pao, M. Randolph, M. Azbcll. M. Astcsano, S. Mosey, K. Moser, R. Bachman. P. A. Platter, Back Row: R. ndcrson. S. Carlson. C. Grabert. M. L. Jones, A. McMillian. J. Howe. Third Row: P. A. Baker, L. Wcrnct. K. Custer. S. Donahue. G. Stackhouse, F. Kouvclas. G. Irish. Second Row: S. M. Rohn, F. Gish, P. Smith. J. A. Pottenger. L. lk hren, E. Reed. Front Row: J. L. Yeager, B. Kosick, J. Wallace, M. Seal. B. Moose, R. Dinn. 389 Shealy Hall Hack Row: J. O'Konnell. S. Skaggs. M. Klingc. S. k Smith. K. Brown, k. Harris, A. E. Donner. M. Klcmp. I). Bychmsky. C. Brrnfield. P. Sabel. P. McGuire. K. Butler, J. Pickett. Fifth Row: J. Grissmer. A. Kunz. V. Brown. M. Hartsbough. G. Peters. D. Lin. |. Cox. B. Barker. J. Panrett. P. Seay. I). Andrcn. J. Rclson. B. CoMomiriv Fourth Row: S. Beeson. P. C. Weaver. G. P. Leonard. R. A. Bass, K. Orbaugh. J. Foust, C. Worniak. S. Britt. J. Filipowirz. C. Edwards. F. K. Weil. Third Row: B. E. Winski, P. Nickel. f. Sanders D. Clary, M. Sikkcins. R. Pugh. C. Wild, L. Klink. B. Watkins I), kitt, B. A. Wyrozumski. Second Row: I). I. Vincent. C. S Bushev. E. Shutter. S. Goodnight. I). Schaik, S. Blum. J Schiller. S. J. O'Neil. M. A. Piper. Front Row: H. A I.ukas cwski. K. H inch man. M. Snyder, P. Smyth. V. Reece S. Kyle. P. A. Thomas. M. P. I.oudenbark. 1). Beplav. M. J Anderkay. N. ). Glasser, M. Rosenbaum. 390 r Teamed with McCutcheon Hall, the girls of Shealy sparked their year of activities and trade parties with McCutcheon Hall-A-Go-Go. To booster athletic spirit, the girls joined Southwest Tarkington for a sign painting party, and ended the fall season with a hayride. Remaining in the mood of “go-go,” the girls attended functions with the men of Terry Courts and Cary Unit A. Shealy Hall's busy whirl of activities was culminated with an open house in honor of their mothers. 301 Vawter Hall In September Vawter Hall began the new semester l v potting the freshmen in the annual early morning ceremony. The smell of fresh doughnuts anti coffee emanated from Vawter after each home football game as victories were celebrated with friends and relatives. Even though the snow was late, Winter Whispers” came on time with dancing and dinner for the girls and tlicit dates. Parties on Mother’s Day gave mothers a bird’s eye view of college life. 302 Back Row: I.. R. Kraus, i’. L. Hippcnstccl. |. Van Herwynen. M. Grigsby, B. Green, B. Barnes, S. Nelson. M. M. Minnich. !). Rysdon, K. Kennedy. K. Bridge. E. McCauley. Second Row: L. Mussman, B. Engel. I . Hippcmiecl, M. Webster. S. Shanklin, M. Hartman, M. Huetten, E. Karsh. J. Aldous, R. M. Addison. B. Shoemaker. Front Row: S. Ortiz. C. Sowards, L. Erickson, L. Smith, M. Charters. S. Wheeler, R. Sutton. S. J. Darling. J. C. Greenlee. Back Row: L. M. Coffing, S. Rauen, S. S. (dark, S. Pratt. N. |. Wrigglesworth, B. M. Levin, T. O. Storey. Fourth Row: S. I). Lehman. L. Vawter. J. K. Knoy, E. Williams. B. Myers. J. Wozniak, I . Thomas. Third Row: J. Lau. V. Vue, E. Yeung. S. Johnson. A. Hen kies, B. Bobek. M. Me Grass', S. S. Bertsch. Second Row: H. A. Schoaley, S. J. Schlensker, A. Valentine. M. Johnson, R. Christie, J. Paul. Front Row: J. Lindeman. L. L. Downs. S. L. Harlow. B. Jenkins. D. Landis. J. Fra zee, M. A. Hankins. Buck Row: S. Newlin. L. Morris. C. Palmore, N. F. Gilmore, J. Vackcl, C. Nemeth, S. Anthony, B. A. Hand. Fourth Row: B. Kurins, L. Hojnacki. J. MtClosky, M. Pflum, M. J. Dorner. M. Stewart, S. Smith, J. Ryder. A. Smoker, S. T. Sullivan. Third Row: S. Edwards. I.. Williams. A. Ritter, K. P. Borg. K. Evans. C. Wigent. M. J. Smith. J. Chance, K. S. Barnes. L. Harris. Second Row: S. Barker, J. Hoetzer. V. Coffin. Mrs. M. Purcifull. D. S. Distler, M. L. Horrocks. I.. Knabcl. First Row: S. L. Daw, P. Rombough, E. Acton. K. Burroughs. E. Barrett. P. Ellhort. P. l-ong. I„ Gustafson. 393 Warren Hall Rack Row: S. Hankins, S. Klinkcr, T. D. Barron, E. Campbell. I-. Currie. M. Gillen, S. Thornburg. N. Bryzgalski. P. Mavky. K. Clock, T. Welsh, J. Burkhardt. Third Row: J. M. Gall. C. Anderson. 1.. Riley, R. Atkinson, P. Miller, A. Gallatin, I). Maslino, C. Staley. Second Row: S. Platt. S. Leasure, M. Thcroff, C. Lynch. N. Bouse. Mrs. I. Bruner. 1.. T. Lamb. S. Wilson. G. Bradt, C. Crawford. J. S. Bcrtsch. Front Row: P. I.. Kotltera. C. Davis. W. Foster. C. Zuvcrs. R. A. Martin. M. Colglazier. C. Brooks. K. Kelley, N. Levy. M. DutUinger. $94 Taking the spotlight for Warren Hall were social functions. A street dance with McCutclieon. a box lunch supper with Cary Unit A, and a trade dinner at Tarkington Hal! highlighted the fall semester. Winter brought a variety of activities ranging from a chilly hayride to “Winter Whispers”. Spring was welcomed with a dance; and Easter parties, held for underprivileged children, met with enthusiasm. Ending the season was the annual Mother's Day celebration. For this the girls wrote and directed original skits, and mothers spent the night at the dorm. Back Rote: J. Smith, J. I. Bowen, M. A. Walker. K. Garriot. M. Walker. M. Davis. N. Sehuinan. S. Marlene. M. K. Calvert, V. B. Vcach. L. C ok, C Griffey. Second Row: P. S. Emery, D. Burkhart, B. Hasscl, . Votrie. S. Krider, D. Chastelcr. B. L. Benko, M. Ceglin, Nl. Krug. C. Van Scoyoc. J. Thurston, D. Brooks. Front Row: C. Sowers, D. Ford, S. K. Wcstovcr, M. R. Frazier, D. Saldhoff. R. Howe, B. Cook, J. J. Burnett, J. Godlcski. J. Cody. C. Wallace. Rack Row: M. N. Williamson. I.. B. Weaver. L. A. Ncgangard. G. I-aRodlC, C. Sternke. M. Murphy Third Row: A. Peoples, M. Francis, M. Story, J. Keres tcs M. Rosscnbaum. K. Weir, N. Rice. Second Row: S. Howan, J. L. DeMont. I.. R. White. L. S. Dunning. C. K. Hall, R. Katz, J. Northam. Front Row: M. Duttlingcr, K. Kelley. M. Mack a nos. C. Fecr t, N. Simanek. E. Ihompson. C. Brooks M. Colgrazier. 395 39fi Wood Hall Reopening this year, after being closed for remodeling, Wood Hall began the fall semester with dances, dinners, and parties for the entering freshmen. During the football season, receptions were held after the home games, and Homecoming weekend brought them not only a finalist in the Queen contest, but also a first place in the WRH sign contest. Christmas was celebrated with a decorating party, caroling, gift exchanging and an open house. ick Row: M. Carlson. A. Hirshberg. P. Mcltinos, S. Danahcr, P. Mosiinan. J. Lindsey. D. Sherk. eley, N. Whitesell. Fifth Row: K. Chen, G. S. Machlcdt, M. Halsracr. P. Weiss, C. F. Holman, K. A. lanw, U. E. Schulz, J. Baker, M. Leon. Fourth Row: J. Kiburz, G. Newton. R. Goldstein. M. hnautz, I). Bullard. J. Robb, A. Ackerman. K. Corbin. S. K. Lybarger. Third Row: G. A. Lea veil. P. R. itchcn. B. C. ndcrson. M. . Winkleplcck, J. Weight, J. Voder. Nl. PCendler, L. Strauss. Second Row: Buczik, M. Mewwersmith. M. Marquis, J. Dinus, S. Steiner. Front Row: M. A. Spisak, L. Dann, J. itchcll. J. Gitzendanncr, E. Kearns. S. Sulzycki, C. Garrett. Rack Row: C. Krieg. I . Frushour. 1.. Hazledinc, P. Jackson. 1). Bell. L. Bouse. E. Peterson, R. Garland, S. Eddy, N. E. Krcthcotis, V. Cottier, L. Michael, N. . Ravcmcrott, R. C. Schanding. S. Munson. Second Row: K. Levesque, A. J. Synion. C. Mahan. M. Cilkiiison, C. Miller, J. Zimmerman. I.. Steed. It. Noll. K. Bloemker, |. Gay. C. Lilly, I). J. Parker. [. A. Johnson. X. J. Din-more. S. L. Ulrev. Sf. Jones. Front Row: M. Genii. R. Pliillippc, I . Caldwell, L. Taylor, S. I_ac hcninair. S. Stein I larger. C. Courtney. V. Bryant, B. Bowrdman. L. J. Morris. Hack Row: B. |. Glazier, M. Shunk. G. Holton, I). 1). Myers. T. Maul. K. Sdinnke. Fourth Row: S. Hunnicutt, B. Stuersel. 1). D'Esposito, K. E. Colcord, J. Kingsbury. S. L. Carlson. M. Spigclmirc. Third Row: B. Shepard. P. Jenner, I). Mullin, K. Temple. Second Row: C. Heim. R. Pighi, R. L. Weinkauf. J. Puda. Front Row: C. Mclstcr, K. Tamborski, A. Perpich. L. L. King. N. L. Rempert. 397 Earhart-A Hack How: L. Lynch, I. Manning. G. Kindall, T. J. 1 orgerson. M. Rcim, M. A tierswaid. J. lc Raismes. E. Peck, A. M. Hutton, S. Humphrey. Third How: C. Taylor. C. Ganlcy. C. Mailath. M. Hasler, S. Boardmnn. K. Pfotcnhaucr, A. Freed, K. Gergaf , P. Jackson, G. Vanlue, K. Kinsey. F. S. Tauber. Second How: M. Ramusark, J. Zughaum. M. Whitlock, D. Gormany, S. I rent, A. S. Corbin, M. Rose, S. A. Lee. 1 . A. Parker, from How: G. Kaplan, K. Peterson. S. Emmons, 1). K. Nelson, c. J. Shaw, M. Maloney, C. Arvm. S. Geillies-pie. A. Taylor, C. Kowalik. 398 Not content with the ordinary—social functions. Christmas parties, and decoration contests—women of Earhart Unit A probed for the unusual. Instead of a normal mascot, they chose a gold coat-hanger to represent them. They collected four bags of candy and games for the children at Home Hospital and sponsored a party for twenty orphaned children from I afayettc. Back in the hall, the girls held their own fashion show to prove they enjoyed the unique. Rack Row: E. Brunner. J. Hadley, 1 . Elsen. B. J. Hollowcll, J. K. Iliff. S. Brunt, B. Gray. N. imonc, J. Alexander, P. M. Huffman, C. Alexander, C. L. Ghccn. J. Gentry, J. Stump, Conrad. J. Hunt. J. Harley. G. Jeffries. Front Row: E. Barker. C. Hakanson. Hack Row: D. Organ. C. Shimala, V. M. Vrell, N. Madritsch. K. Curfman, P. S. Wright. J. Rcmlcy K. Stark. S. S. O'Rcar, T-. Guthman. Fourth Row: R Waggoner. G. I'hlig. M. J. Mull, J. Topliff, M. Klingman. S. Curtis, C. Garbelt. B. Regan. S. Snoke, B. Short. Third Row: K. McCain. J. K. Anderson. E. J. Taylor. B. Atnick, I . Mallott, E. Montgomery, 1). Foster. S. Ackmann, M. Wilder, J. Perry. Second Row: I). 1). Rvner, S. Swan beck, E. Bray. M. Wright, P. Carroll. I.. S. Hasclby, M. Fred. M. Roberts. Front Row: S. Luftig. P. L Hirsch, C. Phebus, A. Ray, B. Van Ham, C. Rosenbaum, J. F. Shepard. I.. Strutt .399 Ear hart-B Conquering I'nit D in the homecoming sign contest. the women of Earhan t’nit B employed their creative talents to christen the fall season. Imaginations were on the move again with designing rally signs, the emblem for their unit's sweatshirts, and door decorations to sparkle the holiday season. Sec ond semester, with no holiday to brighten the drear) days of studying, several special dinners were planned. Among these were the faculty dinner, seni or dinner, and scholarship dinner. After the “lived for spring vacation, the girls settled down for eight weeks of study, brightened by a party with Cary. thick lloic: M. Given, R. Turner, S. Biscomb, V. Van Arsdol, X. Habcgger, M. Knochel, J. Essig, E. Genovese, S. Toinbergs. J. Allison, M. Schncll, L. Coleman, M. Hayworth. Third Row: S. Ellis, M. Martin. H. O. Howell, S. Zook. J. A. Mummcrt, V. Drzcwicki, R. Greulich. 1 . Furnace, M. Howe, L. Theiss, C. Johnson, 1 . McKay. Second Row: H. Humphreys, C. Wicker, R. Leman. N. Swanson, L. Loopcr, G. Hell el. P. A. Schulscr, J. Stout, J. Siel� crt. Front Row: N. Pentecost. S. Crahan, G. Phillips, J. Hiller, C. Johnson. P. Gray. G. C. Schrader, M. Fcliner. j. Knmpf. M. Knipstcin. •100 Rack How: P. Dovcy. K. J. Simpson, L. Stanley. P. Fchalo, L. Toney. L. Centa, K. J. Galloway, J. Cygirt, A. I.. Rcinickc, K. Dunlin. R. Nalc, S. Right. J. Schooner. From Row: . Stadium. C. Bynum, P. Liddet. N. C. Edmonds, V. C. Meslick, J. Von Ascii, P. Elicit. P. Zywot, S. J. Hanson. I.. Taylor. (J. Forbes. Hack How: C. C. Brandt, J. Harsk, L. Flolir, K. A. Sweitcr. J. 'Fusing, S. All-man, M. Datdorf. P. Johnson, Y. Igna- ito, M. K. Montgomery, T. A. Dunning. Third How: G. A. Petty. S. Van Voorhis. M. Peterson, P. Parsons, C. Shcnk. S. Crate, J. Brown, P. Parker, G. Ruedi. J. Walters, K. G. Smarkola, 15. Graff. Second How: L. I. Brucsekc, M. Gaac. S. I.. Lam, M. Johnson, S. Sims, J. Chasers, A. Paquette. Front How: P. Hoffman. S. Milkon. F. Olson. C. Thro-dole, T. Todd, 1.. Webster. J. Hendricks. B. Miller. 101 Earhart-C Hitek How: B. Rhoades, R. Scyocri. 1). Stalbaum, I.. Best, V. Hal vert on, I). Hettinger, P. Wilgrubc, R. Kilburn, A. Ilciscr, R. Redmond, L. Lindsay. J. McGlorc. Second Row: C. Hunker, M. Hicatt, F. Jensen, N. Gearhart. C. Centres , M. Mooney, M. Kalmuck, li. E. Paoey, L. Kcborn, M. Knapp, J. Webster. S. Schreibcr, C. Plunley. V Hchner, J. Wilkinson. Front Row: R. Smith, C. Waynick, V. Ix-nt , G. Hyland, II. Burkhart. B. Wyatt, $. N'ctherton, A. Rageas, M. Haseman, G. White. •102 Acting as hostesses for the annual Earhari Halloween Party, the girls of Unit C entertained with refreshments anti a “spook run . The Yulciidc was celebrated with a Christmas tree decorating party which included the awarding of prizes for the best door decorations. Also included was a Pixie Parly with a gift exchange which kept the girls busy until the holdiay vacation. As Easier approached, gilts and an Egg Hunt were the highlights of a party held foi the underprivileged children of the area. The Mothers of the girls of Unit C were honored on Mother's Day with a party, accented by skits. Hack How: J. Sutton, S. Stern, J. Pierce, P. Brod, C. Kirk. A. Peterson, J. DcBoc, B. Selby, K. Murphy, B. Biddle, C. Swisshehn, J. Regcnold. N. Harris, B. Whitney, W. Amhuiz. N. Hawk, S. Mlmari. Front How: S. Pun, K. Nelson, S. Mowry, C. Fisher, K. Ilamm, J. Vining, I_ Patterson, X. lJndlcy, S. Feupatrick. M. Prichodko. E. L. Thompson, S. Phillips, M. Frankel. Hath How: A. Jackson, N. Nicpon, S. Kllinghamsen, M. Miller. B. Warner. V'. Major, R. Rucmlcr. P. Eisert, J. Williams, S. Money, I). Mien. (•. Mcndclouitz, P. Newkirk, N. Palis Fourth How: P. Wiggcnhorn. C. S. lung. I). Mohnach, . Hoggart, Homrighous, R. |ayncs, T. Karsa. C. Cummings, S. Shiloh. S. Wright. Thinl How: M. Morris, M. Evans, C. Eauraitis. S. Hoehn. I.. Rowe, S. Abbott, c Robinson, |. Arnold. J. Cardona. J. Cipriana, P. Herr. K. Kuespert, J. Miller. Second How: R. Wicringh. C. Madden. J. Row. K. Ryan. J. dodfclter. J. Rydcn. K. Snider, R. Bennett. S. Oherle. M. Hull, C. Atkins. Front How: J. Weinstein. S. Klein. C. Gutwcin, M. Woelke. C. C. Xicwochner. K. Teeters, B. Wise. |. Morse. N. Elliot. I.. Waling. . RokIi, m Earhart-D One hundred and thirty freshmen girls of Unit I) were drug out” at 5:30 by the upperclassmen for an introduction to the “campus fun” at Purdue. They were taken to the IM field where they were greeted by the men of McCutcheon Hall. Numerous other social events were enjoyed throughout the first fun weeks of school. During the Christmas season, the girls of Unit 1) had a party for the underprivileged children. This was such a success that everyone agreed it should become an annual affair. The semester was then accentuated with the gala Winter Whispers dinner dance making any year sparkle. Hack How: J. Bryan. K. Ryan. C. Evans, B. Dosmann. W. Cox. M. Brannock, R. Way. N. Martin. S. Gentry. A. Gordon, J. Berk. 1). Hag berg. C. Stephen, F. Irvin. Fourth How: K. Rinklc, I.. L. Rivers. C. Wrobel. P. McCtine, J. Taylor, M. Osborn. B. Vanes, S. Herlick, I). C. Duff, I.. R. Duffy. Third How: M. Frcudenbcrg. P. Barker, I). Mead, M. Carlson. M. Noble, C. Shay, M. Mahoney, B. Richardson. M. Coose, P. Patterson. S. Fisher, I). Bennett, S. Cohen. Second How: I). Hiatt. C. T. Holden. M. Nelson. S. Zook. P. Bower man. K. S. Johnson. M. Schnicders, S. Thomas, C. York. J. Leas. P. Dorkin. Front How: C. Cable. B. Biakcmorc. E. Heron. A. W'edel. C. Jusko, J. Street. J. Sunday, C. Doyle. D. Waits. M. Mills. J. Bard. B. Talihferro. 104 Back Ron'-. N. K. Jordan, D. Fcay, L. Gryzbacz, V. Gaddi'. C. Harbison. R. Michalek. J. I.. Allen. K. Tokarsc, S. Lloyd, S. Nelson. M usl. B. Gomv.iy, M. Stainbaugh. B. Day. I'ronl Row: J. Marklcy, R. Schnnble, K. McKinney, P. Moses, G. Butcher, R. Hcssidence, P. Sprague, J. S. Anderson, }. Guildcnbechcr, P. Arnold, M. Dinncy. Back Row: Sheets. B. N'iewoehncr. P. Parker, L. Barnett, S. Milam. J. Gorski, L. Dvorchak. J. Joscfck, S. Schaiblc, M. West. B. I.es hot, S. I empcr. Second Row: S. K. Knoltel, M. Hanskc, P. Morrctt. S. Albrecht. I.. Nelson, S. C. Heflin. I , brahamson. N. Smith, C. Miller, C. I). Thie. Front Row: C. Lucas, K. L. Starr. S. Biddingcr. P. Grant, B. Bacbler, B. Trcdwell, J. A. Arnold, C. Wilson. L. Black, C. Collins, P. Vanderheyden, C. Stcfanrhik. 105 Rack Raw. J. Lucas, C. Himes, J. Pierce, I.. Mulh S. Grubb. J. IJndquist, M. Outer. J. Paiinck, C. Jones. B. Roljciason. P. Gutweiu. Third Row: J. Colton. I.. Thoriii. I'. Rigsby. M. (Jilreatli, M. Nowlin. S. Peggs, C. Collins, S. Steel. A. Fberhard. C. Hilts, J. Shanks. I.. Blaine, M. King. Second Row: J. . Brewton, B. Braildl. P. Ingram. S. Dobbins, G. Glut , V. J. Coldiron. J. immerman, M. Sclbein, .. Rodd. I.. Pickett, front Row: R. Epstein, C. Parsons, C. Colin, 1. Hopper, C. Wozniak, K. Freeman, J. Fox. F. Christenson. Meredith-NE Tempering studies with social functions, NE Met edith joined the rest of the hall in the largest trade party on campus—a picnic with McCutcheon. In December. Meredith along with the otlter women's residence halls sponsored the Winter Whispers” and participated in Old Masters. At the end of the semester a scholarship dinner was held, and at this time the Inez Cana award for outstanding citizenship was presented to four Meredith hall residents. -KX) Ilnrk How: I.. Vesscly, B. Butler, S. Atkinson. R. Beal. D. Lucas. E. Bair, I). Holman. I). Werner. Third How: 1). Barry. S. A. Good, L. Robinson. S. Reardon. J. Pinsky, L. .Smith, M. Miller, B. Johnson. C. Townsend. Second How: I.. Tiebert, c.. Johnson, F. Hutchinson. S. Julicn, M. Mclkus, M. Metzinger, S. Bertsch, M. Cohen. Front Row: C. Spevacek, S. Mills, S. French, J. E. Motts, C. Wallace, C. Kovac, R. A. Regeski, J. McCurtain. Hock How: M. Sebek, S. I.ongstreet, M. McCord. P. Humphreys. V. R. Jessup. P. Beier. C. Janos. L. Witt, J. Nichols, s. |. Cameron. B. Mathews. Second How: J. Sears. J. K. Sears, ■S. Jenkins, V. Stoshitch, S. White, J. Zepik. M. Kauffman. S. J. Gerber. M. Hartzcll, P. Christo. Front How: J. Srinnitzer, J. Cody, J. Norfleet, B. Bower, G. McKay. M. Wilson, A. Crouch, L. llalik, L. Cutler. K. Suavely. 107 Meredith-NW Rnck Row: I.. A. Boyle, S. F. Slnittleworth, S. Pctroskas, G. Stcpler, S. Cole. A. Osborn, N. Vankoughnet. B. Fmswcller. J. F. E ri, . Cox. N. Humor. Third Row: S. Ruschhaupt, M. Popma, J. Simak. I., l.oescli. S. Magee. M. White. |. I indall. l. Strelnicks, M. Rasmussen. S. Watson, V. Doahl. K. I.ester. Second Row: J. Mitchell. F. Blonder. S. Funk, P. l-apshirc, M. Stratigos, Si. Fay. M. Yarling, L. .Schmidt. B. Hcdbcrg. B. Kokalis, Front Row: B. Maaslrcrg. M. Briscoe. '. Hamilton. K. Plagge. . Wilson, I.. Person, S. Carden. F. Kinsley. B. l.vons. . Srhall. 408 pitm SjumnE The women of Northwest Meredith welcomed more than one hundred freshmen in September. Orientation Week began with a McCuteheon Hall trade dance which had the theme Freshman Fall Fling. The traditional Pot and Derby Dinner brought an appropriate climax to the fun-filled week. At Thanksgiving the girls donated canned goods which were used to furnish food baskets for the needy families of the Lafayette area. Christmas decorations brought excitement and anticipation to the holiday festivities. The beautifully decorated Winter Whispers put a final touch to girls' dreams. Buck lime: S. tide non. T. Hines, J. Rudder. M. Debrick. It. Rooms. 1). Indjich. P. S. Kniptash. M. Workman. R Hnl er. C. Sudlow, J. Spiker, R. Swanson. Second Row: M. Rovnyak, S. Kaat . J. Garr. N. New. P. Williams, J. Cundiff. R. Sweeney, I.. Ihbolson. P. .Moody. C. Golcmblcck, I.. Jonts, S. Smith, N. Mates. Front Row: 1.. Spencer. '. Baker. M Wilson, R. Jackson, M. I.. Ixuitks, P. Devore. G. Wclltorn, X. Haxby. C. Dcniston. R. Mc Adams. Rack Row: S. J. Werner. S. Jackson. M. Cromer, P. Lower, S. Aldcrfcr, G. lamgstrcei. J. Turner. C. Counihan. S. Johnson. Third Row: N. Rice. S. Greene, 1$. Rumpc, B. R.«|� er. F. Knotts, S. Murray, X. Laird. M. Rummerer. S. Davis. J. Greer. Second Row: M. A. Jungbliith. I). Goode. 1). Greene. M. Patterson. I.. Tliompson. R. Patterson, A. Met , S. Obcnrhain. G. Stewart. Front Row: I. Merhoff. S. Mbcrt. M. A. Minn. S. Keith. S. Carnev. 1$. Gredy, I- Decker. (t Charles. I0‘� Bark Row: I). Gordon. P. Hill. V. Bundy. N. Reiter. I.. Holt. Fourth Row: C. Thorgren. E. Sanders. T. Dye. 1.. Mochicnkamp. F. Carrico, J. Beyer. Third Rou-: C. Barrett. P. Terrell. A. Koch, K. Anderson, K. King. P. Marsh. P. Tyson. Second Rote: K. . Schott. M. |. l.olx . I). Tomlinson, D. J. Kliason. M. Offcubaclicr, S. [ones. Tronl Row: B. Tucker. M. Bromagen. S. Martin. E. Wigent. Meredith—SE During the soggy first week, the freshmen of SE Meredith were oriented to Purdue life—receiving the traditional green pots, being honored with several trade parties, and wondering if these activities were typical of a Purdue coed. Upperclassmen quickly assured them that this was true as fall wore into winter with more parties, studies, and sports events. With Christmas came the opportunity for the girls to invite their favorite beau to dinner and the formal dance. “Winter Whispers, held in the Union ballroom. Spring fetes were climaxed by ATOM week during which the girls pursued their male companions with “open ardor.” 410 Itnek How: I). I Vcrks, I.. Young, M. . HI rod. B. Benjamin. S. FXkcw. II. Blcdsit. G. Johnson. J. Su-infcld. I). fennings. C. Roberts. |. Marks. M. Fletcher. Second How: k. Wallrodt. |. F. Waskom. k. Clinton, L. Kroskev .'I. Surface, |. Geiger. Bricl, J. Cr.iditk. M. R. Fitzgerald, I . Morris. B. Peer. S. Fitch. . I,tidier. I.. I. Barth. Front How: I . I . Voting. C. C. Moberg. C. Reed, R. J. Yakc. J. KinK. I.. I). Prescott. M Prescott. M. Mien, M. Whitaker. Hack How: k. Grebe s. C. Becker. S. Bley, M. Welchncr. N. Eckland. L Card, S. Van Voorhis. G. Bocrgen. S. Green burg, J. Sofiak. I. I.icbcnnan. Second How: F Gincione. N. Boniface, L. Veatcr. K. Metzger, M. Reynolds V. Use-man, P. Thomson, J. Carter. J. Colvin. I). Kochcrt, P. Brennan. F. Barlow. Front Hoift J. Albrecht. |. Van Wormer. O. Giavcy. S. I.. Smith. S. I.. Smith. S. Save-land, X. Jones. F. E. Mill, k. Ikitlcr. S. Mosc-by, Wright. •Ill Meredith—SW During Orientation week, which sported such activities as a gambling party with Wilcv hall and the Senior Cord Hunt, newly-named Meredith hall helped incoming freshmen adjust to Purdue. Soon after Thanksgiving door decorations and Christmas trees appeared, and the Yulctide was sparked by “Winter Whispers” and an orphan children's party. At Faster the girls of SW were awakened at dawn for an Faster egg hunt. May brought special visitors to the dorm—mothers—honored bv skits and favors. Hack How: I.. L. Fulkerson. S. I. Lovell, S. S. Affoldcr, P. Berkshire, I., nderson, B. Bradley. 1). Saubcl, K. P. Adair, 1.. Everett. F. Price, S. Hulbcrt, Sf. Smith. J. Price. Second Row: I.. Combs. S. Duncan, K. Jones, C. Yacso. I.. II. Willey. S. Pra .ik. D. Wampler, S. Wright. M. Peyton, K. Carr. V. Webb. P. Douglas. C. Thompson. K. Clemmons. P. Kessler. Front Row: A. Zerbe. C. Dyer. D. Kaync, S. Petry. B. Copas. S. Pierce. 1). King. M. Webster, C. Gill. N. Hoff. 112 Rack Row: . I.. Hycr, P. A. Bartoicki. I). K. I lignin Botham. S. Harrison. D. LaRusso, J. Maodush, L. Wong. J. Turner, D. Penial. J. B. Malecki, M. l.uce. Second Row: J. Farley. S. Blacmire, S. Thacker, I.. Haring, M. Martin, J. Cienciona, C.. Johns, M. Novak. Front Row: S. Zane, K. |. Johnscn. M. McLaughlin, B. Trebs, B. Schankcrnian. S. Morgan, M. Pecsck, J. Abernathy. Rack Row: I- Cusscn. R. Johnston. |. Skoronski. M. Van Valin. L. Renck. Fourth Row: R. Hein, N. Schmitt, I). M. Rcisman. L. A. McKinsev, s. Ambler, I). Smith. R. Harcar. Third Row: S. Hollowcll, C. Harroff, V. Warren. C. Carter. A. Wisher, J. Stull , |. Civilians. Second Row: M. Evans, B. Starkel, J. H. Evans. C. Moore, R. McMullen. M. Taylor. Front Row: P. A. French. 1). Revtnan, B. Jernas, K. Krone. F. II. Foster, N. Roberts. 413 Pendragon Back Row: J. R. Soliiian. Mr. Kurglc. W. Suoboda. I'. Hanna. |. Sanford, S. Harris, 1 . liaticrton. S. Torarski. Mr. Hum, V. Ru ich. Third Row: H. Kunklc. Mr. Page. N. Kolb. J. Russell. Mr. Kycr, M. Fitch, |. Smith, I). Thompson, Mr. Northrop, Mr. Lowell. Second Row: M. McBride, J. Colosimo. J. Jackson, I). Moser, 1). Dering, Mr. Wilson. 1). Kursper, Mr. Cobb. Trout Row: 15. Conkin. I . M Kane, I). Stcinhilber, E. Overton. J. Ackert. Enjoying the extra hour phone privilege? Thank the members of Pendragon for the added time. Outstanding Sophomore, Junior, and Senior men working to co-ordinate and standardize residence hall policies form the honorary called Pendragon. The members of Pendragon, elected by the executive board of their respective residence, are men characterized by outstanding leadership and scholarship. Drafting the constitution and organizing the basic governing power for newly built I larrison Hall (H-f ) was one of the activities conducted bv Pendragon. Ill JACKIE JACKSON President Cary Council Under the direction of its Executive Council Cary was able to maintain its position as a perennial leader in campus activity. During the varsity foot-ball season the Quadrangle planned and managed the first pep rally and later participated in a discussion for this year's Homecoming rules. Cary also cosponsored with Wiley the winter formal. Evening in Gold,” where entertainment was provided by Si Zentncr and his orchestra. To complete its diverse schedule of activities, the hall held a Christmas party for under privileged children. 415 imk Row: Conrad, It. Finch, I). Cunningham, B. Stout. I. Hanna. V. Svobada. 1). Gmilich, S. Spchcgcr, N. Kolb. rcond How: 1$. Ba-wcu, J. Goldberg, B. Chid ley. T. R. Hclbing. R. Fleming, G. Bell, K. Hint , |. (Winter. . Maori. Front Row: J. Jackson, S. Koons. Cary A llatk Row: I. Bonar. J. Braden, J. ack, P. Schmidt, A. Powell, I). Stepanovich, R. I.indstrom. J. Elder. H. Cotterill. I.. F.Ik-I. Middle Row: P. Augshnrgcr, R. Keller, K. Beatty, |. Freeman. A. Bisdtoff, J. Wiegand, M. W'entc, J. Silver, R. Dunstan, (i. Bailey, S. Hughes. J. Bockel, R. I . Hoard. Front Row: A. J. Robertson, M. Sttiolen. S. Hopkins, N. Dick, T. J. Hare, Ci. W. Jensen, C. Pheneger, A. Quandt. J. Phillips, R. LaBad), R. W. Hawks. 1 lei Hack How: I). Voder. J. Maguire, J. Schmidt. R. Corsow, J.M. Rosv. J. Bcrnfidd, I). Beals, 1. Sachlebcn. I. Jackson. S. Moore, R. Died ring. J. Mali . M. Shanlcy. Middle Row: J.M. Thompson. I Lawlis. D. Wible. T. Guthrie. D. Mills. I.. Stites. II. E. I.ipp, . |. Walker, J. S. Taylor. T. Wo nictka. J. I). Reed. |. Bums. K. Mann. Front How: G. Black. M Ambler. I). Ditmars, I). Jessup. M. Chandler. F. Panuorst.L. Franklin, J. Hall. 1‘. Cline, G. Moore. J. Hackman. Hack How: R. Davis, 1 . Rathbun. C. Marvudt. W. Magrun, S. J. Starkey. J. Barnstein, I). Borsarc. J. Town dev, V. Hadley. R. Rkhimcvcr. E. Colvcrt, D. Sicpich, R. Wagaman, E. Miller. T. Bousman. Middle How: R. St. Jean. 1). Dating. R. I.cp|� cr. J. M. Strange. T. Morion. J. Shoupe, A. Bischeff. L. Klim. W. Trout. S. Bourkc, B. Binkowski. R. Gurnham. S. 1 emplc, M. Gill. I'. G. Forbes. W. Bryant, R. Kuhns. Front How: R. Jawscw, J. Stauey. R. Scheffer, C. Apt. R. Henley. ). Gintcr. R. Schoo, S. Smith, R. Temple. W. Fiock. C. Mavro. Enthusiasm at the beginning of the year was entered around the Freshmen who were sparked on to win the Cary rope pull and Freshmen voting award. Further spirit was shown as the upperclassmen assisted in creating the pep rally signs and the unit Homecoming sign which placed second in the Quad. A special incentive for Cary’s athletic spoils was a new trophy case installed in the late fall. Unit social life was highlighted by trade functions with St. Elizabeths School of Nursing. •117 Hack How: 1). VanaUtinc, J. Puskas, S. Millar, C. Mueller, V. funiri. M. Sdunerl. Front How: G. Fam. R. Wilkinson, 15. Clark, I). Finlay, P. Kauffman. Second How: J. Dayton, 15. Mall, K. Caldwell, C. Michaclsei), R. Kattcr, W. Scholl, N. Robinson, I„ Richardson, M. Doslian, R. Rokosz, G, Gault, G. Bcthdl. Back Row: S. Pershing, 15. Moayer, J. Kreiter, 1). Rule, R. J. Stegmeicr, (•. Xobbe, M. Bays. R. Williams. M. Owen . Second How: S. Hagertv, T. Mason, C. Poisel, P. Walsh. 1'. Palmer, T. Hanna. D. Hubbard, S. Nigh, S. Jameson. Front How: S. B. Donetker. t.. Vpma. R. Mclchcr, J. Summers, P. Pullman, C. K. Bell, J. lx ehrlcin. (.. Dtekard, J. Lillcihun. B, coming back for the ‘63 fall semester with the highest percentage of returning upperclassmen, was well equipped with the spirit of Cary to lead the Quadrangle in many of its wide variety of activities. B’s men excelled in Cary’s athletic program leading the other units in intra-Quad track and taking second in all men's residence track. Providing a lun filled social program for its residents. 11 unit included on their social calendar trade parties with SK and S V Meredith, record hops, date lounges, and occasional formal affairs including Cary's winter and spring formal dances. •119 Cary C Hack How: S. Dubcck. D. Fat (ore, K. Carwcll. W. Barrows, D. B. Sparks, W. Norris, G. Iarfebure. J. Frick, r, Frazier, J. I.. Vamik, U. Dwyer, K. Schneider. Second How: R. I-cdson, 1). J. Burk, B. Hughes, D. Wiebko, M. Goad, T. Van Metre, V. Svoboda, I) Zachary, I). Cady. R. Plothow, A. Tsc.hcttcr, K. Stanish. Front How: A. W'asliler, J. Gajdu, C. Beck, B. Prekowitz, B. I). Lindstrom. T. O. Evans. T. M. Snider, M. Baker, N. Shcbish, D. Roberts. •120 Unit G, usually known to all through its mascot the blue “bunny had a very wild year. Although not excelling in athletics, usually in last place, it forged ahead to be first in social functions. Leading the percentages in numbers attending the winter and spring formats, innovating Gary's own answer to the screamer, an annual party with a ski club theme, plus monthly parties all added to an eventful social year. For an improvement in scholarship Gary G increased their file system and invented a brotherhood procedure by which residents made known their willingness to help each other wherever possible. As in the past three years Unit G entered U-Sing which plus several serenades gave the unit a spirit which helped it to first place in Gary. Hack Row: G. Flumin, I . Todd, C. Rasmussen. V. Ranicri. A. H. Rasmussen, R. Steury, J. Mines. I). McNary, I. Spcichcrt, K. Richardson, 1). Lyons. F. Roland, F. Dixon. Second Roto: R. I,. Kelley, M. Sheet , D. Schlenskcr. R Surbcr, R. Kukula, T. Cofer, D. Clayton, G. Sidcbouom. M. Elias, T. Woolard, R. Adams, J. Stirling, G. Met . J. (airless, M. Aslami. Front Rou : W. Bruns, j. Marshall, I’. Freed, M. I.ongo, I.. Henman, R. Newton, 1). Campbell, D. Kcffcr, G. Lightfoot, X. Walker. Hock Row: W. Finch. D. Pcllc, I . Kirkham. T. Yakc. R. Franks, W. Moore, |. F. Beasley, M. Sanders, J. Croll, D. Fra ier. B. Kaufman. Second Row: B. Boyers, C. Boswell, I). Hunter, J. L. Hilkene, D. Schaefer, W. Bigler, T. Nidiffcr, H. I.ibstcr, J. Bibcmein, T. Strcmpka, J. Chczcin, W. Tharp. Front Row: L. II. Tompkins, L. Dasaco, T. Mobberlay. D. Massey, A. Costello, W. Rollins. M. Cluing. F. Labor, I.. Humbargcr. Cary D The men of Gary 1) or the athletes” as they like to be called again succeeded in maintaining their reputation as one of the top halls on campus in intramurals. Already boasting of one of the largest trophy cases on campus they added to their collection this year by taking the championship in all men's residence hall competition and by taking second in all campus. Far from being limited to excellence only in intramurals. the engineers of I) assembled a machine for the '65 Grand Prix that took first in four-cycle competition. D was also successful in its production of Homecoming decorations taking second place in Pendragon and first place in all campus in the under $25 class. thick Reno: (1. Schnaus. R. Evens, A. Dewey, R. Mcnodt. W. Conrad, I., k. Fiiikel. S. R. I'roycr. T. R. Mocker. 1). R. Hofmann. T. J. Itarlo, T. Smith. R. And reason. I). Gray. Second lion-. J. Russell, M. Gates. C. Strcightoff. R. Stogsdill. W. L. Jones, G. Alrcy, M. Townsley, A. Ferguson, I). Dcckard, J. Wynne, I). Grculich. W. Reeves, K. Kropp. K. Hall, W. Sampson. Front How: G. Huhartt. S. Mueller. I . Tudor, N. Macari, G. Henry, M. Hcrold. C. Wclkc, I.. Henkel, J. Wicrcr, R. Grainger, G, Mcniiningsen. Rack Hon . S. Kins. 1). Ashby, K. Robinson, T. Burkhart, I . R. Grant, R. Chester, D. Feitllcn, T. Kendall, I). Dearncy. G. T. Spite. 1). Sharp, S. Neill. Second Row: K. McKaig, }. 1'homas. E. Armour. K. Rut , I). Soechtig, D. McKinnis, |. Ritter, 1). Cunningham, R. Stcinmetz. R. Mcr . Front Row: G. Mack. ). G. Mickies, K. J. Benson. J. Hanscom, R. Shanley, R. Blue. W. N. Janitz, N. I.ec, I.. Kapner, S. Lankford. Itnck Row: M. McCall, S. Beninghovc, R. Meyer. A. Darlev. F. J. Solman. V. I.hiiIkh, S. VanWanzeelc, G. Gcis. J. Wooten. L. Hillahrandt, F. Poland, R. Cartin. J. Oshoren. B. Leyda, R. C.reco. R. Kunz. J. Mathewson. Second Row: A. Trackncr, I.. I.. Endrcss, R. Pricked, J). Willivcr. A. Stanley, T. Marenick, D. Kitncs. C. Pearall, G. Birdsall, R. Schlicdcr, J. Eincrson, W. Baughman. C. Lottich. R. DcBcthunc, J. Kridlcr, X. McKic, R. Hera. |. Rees. I� . Chicply. Front Row: J. Howard, B. Parham, J. Dcardorff. J. Brotichcr, W. Mueller, S. Witthoft. B. Gilbert. D. Balutewii . J. Ziliak. G. Pagcl. I). Wilson. Cary NE Hack (we: |. Sullivan, (.. Rosenow. M. Kuan, M. Walsh, R. Hansen. R. Hand, R. Evans. I), l-aiour, K. Nelson, T. Gleni er, R. Hickman, |. Nagle. Second How: C. Heath, A Wagner, Broyles, K. Youngs G. Husky, B. WochI, C. Cyr. J, Davies, J. Hager, R Schnlcnburg, R. Belleville. S. Void. Irani Row: 1. Lawson. B. Sprunger. R. W. Stluilcnluirg. B. Biuuk. 1 . Simmons. M. Vorcs. R. Unger, G. Pope. 121 Cary Northeast’s Vikings were an active participant in Cary's all-quad functions. These included the intramural program, the rope pull during orientation. serenading, and Cary's two formal dances held in the winter and in the spring. As a separate unit Northeast held their annual picnic at Happy Hollow in West Lafayette. The unit also sponsored a trade party and dance with the women of Southeast Meredith. Sharing in the cultural program of the university the Northeast men joined in the Old Master's program. The unit also received faculty guests who either gave lectures or initiated informal talks. Back How: C. Ilaasc. T. Wilson, R. Hanson. L. Merritt. J. Williams, 1) McKinley, H. Finger. I . Stevens. G. Moore. L Carlson, J. Kotton, 15. Holt, |. Berisch. Second How: L. Rosen trader, A. Tokarz, G. Ellis. D. Harbert, G. Schmidt. J. Brunner, 1). kalmcs. J. Lawrence. A. Stoffcl. J. l ourkow. F. Shapiro. 1_ Dee-Boni. R. Schucttcr. I . Brcloff. I'ront How: H. Rice, B. 1 yCwis. D. Sanders. $. Armsmell. J. Goldberg. J. Blas kicwic , A. Racevicius. C. Chen. Bark How: R. Belanger, J. Heron, E. Arauco. W. Moring. I.. R. Meek. D. Kruglimkc. R. Norris. C. Fodt. |. Geeding, A. Noting. Second How: L. Kaiser, C� . Gnllakser, J. Sovern, 1). Bonner. J. Badger. G. Gcrhardt. J. VanSIcttc, S. Borsmenuc, R. Moser. P. Shannon, K. Campbell, J. Dehner, R. Cummings. I'ront How: R. M. Whctxell, D. Callaltn. P. Stover. I. Graham. J. Wilson, M. H. Mitchell, T. Burton, 1 . VauHcldorf. Hack Row: J. Waters. 1). MeMorris. J. Holsapple, M. Riddle. |. Kirchcr. W. Corcier. J. Hornvak. R. I). Arne. R. Redman, K. Adams, M. .Sanderson. Second How: R. Flemming. J. vm hricr, R. Ort, E. Sclioncbcrger. R. Hackman, B. Smith. J. Christensen. L. Rcxiiig. J. Kennedy. J. Miller. T. Kafavore, I. Williams. F Wagner. Front How: I). Jenkins. G. Stephenson. B. Balir, I'. Creasscr, C Shively. W. Long, W. Harding, W. Worley. After being closed for two years, Cary Northwest began the year with plenty of freshmen and loads of unit spirit—enough to bring the campus pep trophy to Northwest at the Purduc-Miami football rally. The following weekend the Freshman Gators were sent to test their athletic ability in a tug-of-war against the other units « ( Cary, followed by a refreshing splash party with NE Meredith Hall. The Gators continued the semester with open houses, a hayride. and Christmas parties, climaxed by the (•ary Winter Formal. An Evening In Gold. N V followed their first semester by even a better second. with date lounges, dances, and trade picnics. 42f linrk How J. Ballinger, J. Byron. M. Ma Bride. R. (Iraebner. S. Hosteller, C. Mint , |. Barnes. I). Dc'Marai'. T Street. I). Farris. R. Johnson. S rotitl How: K. Wagner. W. Houseman. M. .Murphy, C. dams, P. Lukes, S. Iladlcy, J. Huyt, I . Siott. J. Copack, C. Koenig, |. IvCwis. K. Rhine, I.. Trasko. l-ioni How: I- Gutshall. {. Davis. P. Bnser. J. Davton. S. Boulter. I). Puses . Brvjak. K Cassidv. E. M filer. [inch How: M. Leonard, Linn. W. Parsons. J. Osier. R. M. Wolsiefcr. P. Van.Mnnn. L. .Maguire. Sr fund How: |. Slav in. R. Vail Mien . Marsh, I). Neal, P. Reger. I). Haulier. B. .utkcrinan. | lavclle. If dm How: I). Palk. C. Minton. I. A. Bird, M. Kalish. R. Fcrentc. |. Minot. •127 Hack Ron-: J. Colglayicr, S. Rosa, R. Waiss, S. Dalbcy. R. Gale, I). Fisher. L. Huffman. J. Gorsuch. Second Row: G. Stephen. S. Cninc. T. Keep, J. Stockton. R. Johnson, F. Rausch, I.. Hit . N. Roll). Front How: R. Sliaw. G. Simpson. J. Pulsinclli, 1). Ault, T. Spcidier, M. Komatsu, S. Street. Back Row: P. Gcrardot, R. Masters, H. Holshoy. V. Felt. R. Wertz. J. P. Vandcrwall, S. Hefner, R. Vaught, D. Mallett. ). Stewart. X. Salim, R. Alter. I). Slcmtncr, K. Colby. Second Row: E. Moore. Cleong. R. Edwards, M. Drudge, D. Hoomganrdcn. P. I.. Banccl. C. Detweiler, C. Danielson, B. Campbell, D. Hixson. J. Lanz, l„ Mills, J. Crouch, R. Moose. Front Row: 1). Elgan, R. Chapman, j. Horan, T. Joyce. A. Ruse, R. Grosvenor. W. R. Reedy, B. Norman. P. Fish. A. Calo, Matsuno. Back How: H. Hahn, J. Seeds, J. Storcr, T. Loehr. J. Blcwett, M. VanHyfts. J. Barnett, M. Dougherty. T. Echardt. J. Smith, D. Rensl erger. R. I'arbis. G. [aegers. V. Knarr. C. Litulell. M. Belt . Second How: R. Pickard, J. Ingalls, C. Smith, S. (0111101, J. Quiring, R. Hess, D. Prather, L. Chun, P. Logdsdon, H. Kessler. M. Bland. D. Lauc, J. Dam, A. Wagner. K. Maurer, S. Miller, Front How: T. Mcamvcll, G. Tenipel, L. Dobson, }. Alderman, J. Hodges. J. Cure. A. Kennedy. |. Morgan. R. W. l abor, S. Shepard. I). Kglan. J. Frisch ie. Hack How: 1). Hatfield, L. Ervin, M. Gahalla, R. Stutzman, W. Zak. J. Scars, W. McColgin, I). Woody. J. Alford. R. Romberg, M. Kalcjs. Second How: R. Buuck. R. Swadley, D. Gerke, R. Hardy, K. Downey, J. Goldman. M. O’Connor, D. Byczynski. A. Jamlis. L. Liudberg. I . W. Roberts. |. E, Bailey, I,. Stull . Front How: II Goshcrt. I,. Barno, G, Miller. W. Robison. I.. J. Katterheinrich, J. Eystcr. 1). Talc, L Burns. M. Whitsitt. Cary's East started the year with the annual freshman-upperclassman football game. Then it was time to think about parties, dates and lessons. The entire lower lounge of Cary East was transformed into a beautiful South Sea Island, with sand, palm trees, fishing nets, a tropical bar, and the V00D00 Room, which held many thrilling moments. The second semester was highlighted for the men of East with trade parties, the Cary Spring Dance, Cary Trike Race and Picnic. Participating in Purdue's biggest Spring weekend East built a go-cart to represent Cary in the (band Prix. 420 Cary W Cary West, with its wide diversification of activities, made a name for itself as one of the more active units in the Quadrangle. Social activities included a hayride, trade parties, and movies in the date lounges. In athletics West captured the trophy foi all men's residence hall softball. This provided the spirit and incentive for the men of West to take first place in the intramural competition with in Cary. In all campus activities the unit constructed pep rally signs and homecoming decorations. Burk How: M. Ilclbing. I). Amerman, |. Stiles. I). Powell. I). I.udington. T. Nottingham, h. Kochcrt. 1$. Murphy. |. Smith. I.. Rothcnl erger. F. Gilmore, I). Bin. Sr mud itow: R. Kceding. R. Ash. M. Kinney, I). Wire. I. Chrispyn. I). Pettit . I Waller. C. Lunsford. A. Mangold, I). Weil. T. Franks. B. Morris. Front How: 1). Vukinanouith, G. Donaldson. S. Dudley, K. Him , D. Wiblc, J. IIcuring. M. Mnnsell. J. Schaviak. 1 . Fainnan. I J D siov ui FOR B-Bhl Ol'i P‘juerri Boa AO '5 :■ •130 I' Hack How: V. Owara. S. Bolin. B. I'opvich. R. Howard. R. Challman, B. Holmes, F. Mauro. R. Kratowit . 1). lxjudcnback. R. Uebelhor. Second How: M. Manley, T. Krueck, M. Baldwin. J. Gogala. I,. Cox, D. Early, T. OstcrlioK. 1). I la elwood. |. Campbell. R. Dodd. 1). Morita, R. Cain. Front How: B. Hclbig. R. Swift, K. Bryant, S. Reinhart, E. Bath, D. Harban, M. Manic, G. Hill, if. Gee. Hack Hon-: J. Friesncr. C. Gerhart. B. Stout. R. Beckett. |. Gunther, i Milthak, T. Nelson, T. Bartels, B. Chidlcy. I . Fosco, F. Wilcox. 1.. Hammond, R. Harmon. Second How: V. Giannetti, B. Nardi, 1.. Buxton. B. Mulcaha. I). Houser. M. Hynes. G. Huls. G. I-cnaghan, I). Fcrgison, J. Saalman. M. Frick. E. Ramsey, 1). Cries. 1). I Ilk. G. Butcher. Front How: E. Ciuck, B. Laird, H. Foist, R. Coy. J. Hancock, C. Wolter. A. Dickason. B. Garrison. 431 Owen Hall Council Pulling; an emphasis on culture the Hussars ol Owen Hall invited Mrs. Hillsborough to lecture on etiquette and the l e Ciinquc Art Studios to set up art exhibits. Mrs. Hillsborough lectured approximately to one-third of the residents of Owen Hall on “Table Ktiquctte.” Date Etiquette, and Formal Etiquette. The Dc Cimque Studios provided two displays for the hall. Not forgetting sports, the hussars set out to equal last years achievement, of placing first in H-league Athletics, by capping honors in golf and softball. Their winter formal Parisian Holiday, was the high point of the social program for the men of Owen. DICK MOSKR President GWEN COL- NCI I L—lSack Hour. I). Jones, I.. kreig. P. Baitcnon. R. Moser. A. Anrircascn, G. Clazcr, J. Barnhart. Front How: M. Mr Bride, R. Cockran. G. Rdun. R. Curtis A. Kunklc, R. Rosebrock. 132 Tarkington Council TARKINGTON COUNCIL-flnr Row: T. Howard. G. Faldoy, Lankford. J. Cash. N. Morcnc. P. Brink. Second Row: R. A. Hoffcr. $. Tokarski. W. I ndley, D. Thompson. J. Smith. T. 6 Bricn. Front Row: G. Me Kane. TOM McKANE President Purdue’s Finest Hour, Tarkington s display, took first place honors in the all-campus homecoming sign contest. The thirty-foot-high papier-mache and chicken wire figure of Sir Winston Churchill stood in front of Tarkington’s walls to climax the year as has become the tradition. Socially, the year was successful with the memorable Snowflake Fantasy. Si .enter and his band provided the music for the Halberdiers and their dates. Aimed toward the aesthetic development of the men of Tarkington. lectures and debates were presented by the council with topics ranging from dress standards to morals on campus, activism versus passivism. A display of Russian propaganda pamphlets and posters rounded out the program for the year. 433 Wiley Council WILEY COUNCIL-Bnck Row: L. Smuts, C. Litterst. II. Cordinglcv. E. Bowman. M. Fitch, F. Morgan, W. Kricg. I). Klinedorf, J. Innis. Front Row: W. Kerkhoff, W. Seitz, J. Means, M. Lamb. JEFF MEANS President Wiley Hall, organized tinder the leadership of Excalibui Club, provides its residents with the opportunity to develop into responsible citizens through social, cultural, and athletic programs. Wiley's winter formal Soiree D'Or” (An Evening of Gold), co-sponsored by Gary, was the highlight of the social season. Perhaps Doctor Griffin's lecture, How to Study, contributed to Wiley's top scholastic standing in men's residence halls. The first residence hall in the nation to host a NASA display. Wiley exhibited $15,000 worth of NASA equipment. m McCutcheon Council S I EVE HARRIS President Beginning a year of diversified activity, the Royal Highlanders tried something new at Purdue— an outdoor breakfast with the women of Earhart Hall. Their Homecoming display, “Get Off of My Cloud, won first place in the Pendragon contest and was third all-campus. Other attractions included pep slogans depicted in lights on the towering walls of McCutcheon Hall. For its pep rally sign construction. one unit took three first places and a second place and walked off with the overall campus trophy. At Christmas time the Royal Highlanders enjoyed themselves at a semi-formal dinner-dance, a caroling party, and a party for underprivileged children. The spring formal Dinner-Dance, Scotia Fantasia,” was acclaimed to be the best on campus. Back Row: J. Buckland, J. Ackert, P. Vasil, A. Scigcl, K. R. Johnson, M. Stefanchik. Middle Row: S. I.inowiecki, A. Myall, 1). Morganstein, F. Jasek. D. Sinclair. G. Wilson. Front Row: S. Harris. Owen S E Hack How: J. Thorne, R. Rcmlcy, E. Stowe. R. Harnett. E. Graham. S. Smith, P. Zatorski. Second How: C. Dickcrhoff, K. Moody. D. Lumpkin. J. McQuinn, R. Seifert, T. Bechman. R. Amuen, R. Doyle, R. Hefty, B. Auger. Front Row: S. Charles, J. Williams. L Stulpins. M. Curtis. J. Wheatley, G. Siblc, R. Salyers. Back Row: X. Walker. D. Aschlhnan. W. Aikin, M. Johnson. R. Rovcbroek. J. Bryant, L. Watson. Second Row: T. Maxwell. J. Molcsworth. J. Phillips. E. Krieger, R. Finney, W. Kiirnncl, A. Andrcascn. Front Row: D. Kilroy, G. Good. K. SiniN. J. Swaidner. M. Purdy, W. Green. J. Bailey. Putting an emphasis on culture the Hussars of Owen Hall invited Mrs. Hillsborough to lecture on etiquette and the De Ciinquc Art Studios to set up art exhibits. Mrs. Hillsborough lectured approximately to one-third of the residents of Owen Hall on “Table Etiquette,” “Date Etiquette, and Formal Etiquette.” The De Ciinque Studios provided two displays for the hall. Not forgetting sports, the Hussars set out to equal last years achievement, of placing first in H-I.eague Athletics, by capping honors in golf and softball. Their winter formal “Parisian Holiday,” was the high point of the social program for the men of Owen. 4S7 Owen S W I.asi fall Mrs. Hillsborough from the Purdue Memorial Union initiated the year with a talk to the men of Southwest Owen on dinner etiquette. letter in tlte year she returned to answer questions on any phase of etiquette. Trade dinners with Vawtcr and .eta Tau Alpha gave these gentlemen an opportunity to display their newly-learned knowledge of manners. On the more informal side of the agenda was a hayride, a street dance, a skating party, and a spring picnic at Turkey Run. January was the month for individuals in the unit. Residents of Southwest united again to produce a first place H-leaguc basketball team and to win another trophy. Hack How: W. Mecs, M. Adams. F.. Miller. A. Dobrowolski, J. Rosenthal, J. Belihaw. R. Althoff. W. Krejol, W. Hcffron. J. Yoaklcy. G. Moffit. T. Bailey. G. Hitchcock. Second Row: J. Dame, G. Wamuck. R. Mott, L. Garmody, B. R. Gookerly. S. Simonton, K. Peck. 1). Wagner, K. Kidder, G. Webb, D. Wells, I Smith, R. Stath. Front Row: R. Palmer, G. S. Seamark. W. Knable, J. Linvillc, J. Kundts. J. lid man. M. A. Ciulrovs I). Miller. R. Levy, M. McNcal, A. Smith, P. Callahan. Hack Row: R. Dctzcr. P. Fisher, G. Sehalliol. C. Batman, L. Antic. B. Papa. J. HoUingcr. Second Row: C. Sundby, J. Rocdl. J. MacKclIar, G. Jessup. R. IIouRh. D. Magee, G. Botkelman. K. Kolpin. Front Row: R. I-ambcit, S. Sikand, I.. Toliver, P. Van Dc Kocrc. M. Griffin. D. Moore. Hack Row: T. Ganger, A. Jarvis, J. Wheeler, I). West, D. Unger, M. Shelton, D. Gaffney, L. Troyer, G. Simpson. Second Row: J. Fell. R. Curtis, G. Glazer, B. Ricks, J. Hannon, H. Goebel, J. Bcrgdoll, T. Buller, J. Moyer, M. Shonk. Front Row: E. E. Vanlandingham, K. Cross, R. Woerncr, G. Boganu, J. Jacobs, J. Fletcher, J. Eddy, D. Perdue, I.. Fuchs, M. Duzak. Hack Rota: 1). Brockelman. T. Severin, J. I.. Phcral, R. Moser, W. Jones, 1). Fletcher, R. W. Johnson, W. H. Thompson, R. Carter, A. Rcyling, J. Hutchens, J. F. Knauff. Second Row: J. Mnranda, S. Balscr, S. Cox, K. Boeder, J. A. Mayfield, D. Mitterbach, T. Cox. A. Graham, D. Sharp, J. C. Howerton, S. Kehrcr, I). Studlcy, W. Willcnbcrg. Front Row: B. Vanuoni, 1). Bischoff, J. Roedl, P. Fisher, I). Sturgeon. J. Walker, K. Olmstcad, W. Chambers. W. Schricver. D. Dice, A. Mong, J. O'Reilly. -m Owen N E Hack How: H. Burnstinc, J. Cospcr, D. Couch, A. Bccher. D. Kcllani, K. Brooks. S. Dale. Second How: C. J. IVnoycr. Rakosnik, M. Meyer, W. Daufortlt, R. Rusnak, P. M. Henning, L. Boys. Front How: S. Marsh, L. M. Marsh, T. L. Zaccarino, M. McBride. A. Kunklc, L. Kricg. 440 Fool ball seemed to be the word” when the men of Northeast huddled in the fall with the girls from Shcaly, Southeast Meredith, and F.arhart West to paint pep rally signs. Football prevailed again during the winter when the Hussars viewed a movie of the Notre Dame game and discussed the battle with a member of the coaching staff. 'Flic Trendsmen invaded Owen hall later in the year to cast a more social atmosphere on the hall. Freshmen represented the unit on Freshman Hall Council which honored fathers with a sign on Dad's Day and entertained children from Cary Home at a Christmas party. The end of the year found roast pig. poker, roulette, and black jack giving Northeast Owen a final fling. Rack Row: N. I-ocfflor. J. Walbot, J. Bauson. V. Martin. F. Kraus. J. Komoda, R. Patty, G. Manors. D. W. Corbett, W. Bower. Second Row: J. Oda. J. Roy. J. Knotts. R. Utter, 'I'. McKay, D. Lewis, M. Snowball, R. Fussncr, V. G. Schmidt, L. Anderson. L. Lucey. . Mosel. Front Row: C. L. Heis. F. Wilson, N. Anjanos, B. Schneider. G. Kcrncr, J. P. Redlin, R. Golglazicr, T. Gregor. D. Hoge, J. Karagianis, J. Coleman. Rack Row: 1). Heckler. J. Batlson, T. Brennan. E. Hecht. Gulick. B. Chalfant, J. I-ce. T. Hunger. Front Row: G. A. P. Bauer ton. F. Moss, R. Biancotti. I). Murphy. Second Wcilbrennen. J. Patton. L. Srnka. J. Carnahan. C. Williams. Row: D. Crawford, R. Wittgcn, J. Kutz, M. Tolen, J. R. H. Jones. M. Baker. T. Sager. Owen N W Following Owen Hall’s emphasis on culture, the men of .Northwest unit observed Professor Schtnuller hypnotize one of the students in his lecture on hypnotism. Further augmenting their cultural development. Doctor Rasmussen spoke on both the advantages and disadvantages ol marriage to those who will soon tie the nuptial knot as well as those who avow to be life-long bachelors. Being also interested in other facets of university life. Northwest rated first in all-campus activities and scholarship for the hall. The men's appe ities for social diversion were quenched by a Playboy party, a hay-ride. movies, dances, and a treasure hunt climaxed by the couples’ finding a blanket on the hill. Hack Row: R. King. R. Woodard, K. Wcichscl. R. Miles. R. Cherry, G. Rchm. I). Drake, E. 1- Preston, S. W. H.issfurder. T. Seymour. J. Crawford. R. Milner. Second How: F.. Spcicher, T. Brickcr. S. Balsigcr, J. Kinnard, D. Bucher, F. Stover. E. Johnson, K. Wilson. F. Martin. G. Hoover. H. Timmerman. R. Ferraro. Front How: I). Hausscr. I). Bowman. D. Pettigrew, S. Wilds, M. Bonnell, R. Baughn, J. Oberlin. A. Paradis, T. Modisctt, P. Littcll. R. Russell. D. Stockdalc. tuck Row. J. Goss, E. Barboni. E. St. Marlin. R. Rohde. I). McCuhbin. I). King. 0. Bcrgh, J. Sellers, W. K. Fuller, T. Fuller. S. Miller, G. Phillips. Second Row. R. Thier, 1). Shaw, R. Barnes. 1). Ghorpening, J. l’utt. J. Carroll, J. Manus ak, I). Meek, M. Black, S. Pierson, D. Coffman, T. 1 . Stahly, T. Lindenman. From Row: R. Mayes, R. Ingle, R. J. Rowan. R. Rockhold. J. Grant, H. vonBuchler. J. Sadler, H. Ahlemeyer, D. Buchanan. J. I.tiers, R. la ngstrcet, J. Wiley. Rack Row: C. Fields, J. Lewis, D. Bonacorsi, W. Andre, 1.. Emigh. 1.. Mays. R. Jordt. J. Kurrack, R. Duncan, J. Klotz. R. furray, T. Zollars. Second Row: R. Sampson, j. Siegel, G. Cripc, A. Weaver, M, Strother, J. Banaszak, C. R. Luctzcisdiwab, P. Slavin, I). Mathaj. J. Enyart, 1). L. Jones. Front Row: R. Martin. G. Kipliart, F. Hood. S. Pricbe, j. W. Leap, R. Rosa, J. Herr, P. Harrigan. M. Biro, F. Laciak, T. Stengel. 443 — Hack Row: W. B. Zimmerman, W. Wachtstcuer, I). M. Behrman, J. Taylor, N. Kricps, T. Anderson, R. Malcady. R. Baumgarth, T. Fcnnimorc. R. Wogoman, I„ Bender, P. Heavin, J. Juricic. Second Row: W. Cowan, P. Greene, J. Parker, C. Wheeler, J. Bowser, R. Si. Pierre, J. Rcsncck, R. Wilcox, R. Powell, P. Skok. F. James, S. Tokarski, R. Dewig. Front Row: V. Kurt . R. Morgan. J. Moss, P. King, R. Vocgcl, G. Poits, 1-1. Waeldc, D. Murphy, D. Pletther, R. Ural. 444 Building unit spirit was the goal of the freshmen of SI', as they triumphed in the Tarkington tug-of-war tournament. Inter-floor football games were the next step in keeping unit spirit alive. Sports may have been a good way for the men of SF. to use their spare time, but Sunday afternoon stag picnics were the best outlet from studies. Their social calendar included events for every season. There was the unit hayride in the fall, a combination skiing and skating outing during the winter, and picnics at Turkey Run and at the Dunes in the spring. Hack Row: 1). Lowman, M. McDowell. J. Brown. W. Meyers, T. Kmitia, D. Grontkowski, D. Bristow, J. Cook, K. Farson, R. Roley, P. Lukavich. Second Row: M. Emigh, S. Blankenship, J. R. Beck, P. Harsin, T O'Brien, R. Duffcc, D. J. Lorch, F. Schucnnann. T. Downey. R. Scott, E. Schweitzer, S. Courtney. Front Row: B. Marks, N. Went land, M. Strauss, J. Brothers, D. Harper, J. Berg. S. Hoffman, D. Thompson, D. R. Thompson, R. Blnndford, Tarkington S W Tarkington s S V Falcons intermingled athletics, social functions, and trade dinners with their ever important role of studying. Intrafloor football and softball brought many men out of their rooms, and a coed football game with Southwest Meredith was the battle of the century. It was difficult to determine the winner, but all participants were satisfied with the afternoon's workout. A Halloween hayridc took place, and the Falcon's own “Rougues” led the unit in a hillbilly party. Winter found SW on Clark’s Hill giving their all in sledding and snowball fights. Heading towards June the Falcons had a Spring Fling and their annual spring picnic at Turkey Run. Hack How: R. Goodwin, J. Mill, M. McKinnon, N. J. I). A. Kay, R. Rodenfds, R. Hosier, D. Thompson. From Row: Venning. I). Deer. J. Olcsky. K. Lowry. I). II. Eade. Srcontl R. Kccklcr. I). Hask-r. G. Staley, j. l Cradiik, | M -i-. How: T. M. Trischmann, J. Kindy. K. Mast, R. A. Ferguson. 1). Kollinan, R. Hula, W. Butler. Hack How: M. S. Castor. M. R. Jones, I . Woodring, K. Huff, L. Thomas. J. Cunningham, j. Bottorff. S. Bhalia, C. Evans. Second How: R. Herrii, j. Jeffries. S. Schnautz, G. Faldesy, I). Henson, T. I'rimm, R. Williams. G. Morris. T. Carmichael. Front How: A. Kanervo, N. McDonald, G. Kramer. R. Gresham, S. Zehendner, B. Macken ig, N. Green, S. Marshall, J. Bauer. Back How: W. Trujillo, T. Comerford, W. Walker, D. I.. Heagy. I). Kush. R. Greenland, M. Tyler, T. Rule. Second How: B. 1 Stinson, J. VanEpps, J. Orels, P. Hansen. F. I.. Saties, J. S. Cash. J. David. Front How: A. Watkins, R. St. Pierre, B. C. Keller. S. Earnest, R. Dycus. A. Overlicck. D. Wood. 447 Hack Row: A. Wilson. G. Kochalc. J. Chaille, B. McIntyre. G. WyriCott, J. Mullans, L. Ilclm, VV. Willard. W. 1 .aukford, R. A. McCroskey, S. Graham, D. Wiseman, T. Hertwig. Second Row: R. A. Hotter, 0. Wampler, R. II. Taylor, L. Rcinhard, R. Weir. H. Okwesa, M. Young. J. Whi.c, I). Johnson, M. I-nnipsa, B. Stork. D. Stephen. J. Bruner, B. Endcrlc. From Row: I). Leung. I). K. Rogers, G. Brown. B. Fischer, G. Tinkle, I). Watson, J. Brecht, G. Ziegler. R. Le Cairc, U. Asher. 448 I I Before their men came to campus, Northeast Unit of Tarkington Hall initiated its freshman orientation program with the Pop and Son Program. Continuing in the same manner as the previous year, an upperclassman would write and introduce himself to an incoming student during the summer. The residents ignited their social activities with a picnic at Happy Hollow. Trade dinners with WRH and Earhart helped the men remember their manners, and a formal dance and another picnic at Turkey Run culminated a busy year for the men. Back Row: M. Springer, K. Gleason. C. L. Banks. D. Evansin. K. NV. Smith, L. Boolicr. J. I). Moser. R. Snyder, D. L. Jones. S. DeYoung, NY. Salskc, j. Robinson. R. PolomchaL. Second Row: G. S. Mainer, J. Skorich. I). DcBolt, D. L. Larkin. J. Vanuda. R. Schult. S. Milner. J. R. Kid, S. Hildebrand. D. Garrison. K. Jensen. S. Dalton. S. I.owens. Front Row: |. N. Roscr. M. Dillane, C. Smith, W. NY. Jones, L. Kraft, C. Strasser, C. J. Zetnann, B. F.ngelland. NY. T. Rice, T. NYolfc. Buck Row: D. Kessler. 1). L. Daniel, I). L. Fonts. B. Allison, J. Pancheri. Front Row: D. Milne, NY. Biom. T. Bunch, P. D. Seguin. T. Watters. J. Bell. Second Row: B. Gciser, J. B. Hayes, R. Zion. S. Moore. H. Knopfmcicr, J. Landes. NVorniak, K. Svengalis. 1.. Robinson. S. Hcidom, J. Aument, Tarkington NW Picnics at Black Rock State Park, trade dinners with women's halls, and an all-hall Christinas party were part of the social aspects of the Northwest Unit of Tarkington Hall. Softball seems to be the sport in which these men excel—taking second place in an all H-hall competition. Their Unit Council, being correlated with the Hall Council, varies its services from planning unit dances to acting as a disciplinary board. Recognition should be given the men of Northwest for their Blue Ribbon Speakers Program. This program, which continues throughout the year, has as its main objective the introduction of the faculty to students interested in discussing problems concerning their future. Hack How: 1). Kelly. . Hahn. I'. Brink. A. Crawford. R. Front Row: J. Volk. R. Hol barh. D. Klenk. R. Rhoades, |. Weber, F. Chen. Second How: J. McAnally, H. Razavi, G. Zeitlcr, J. Hopkins. H. Heflin. A. Barnett. C. Cunningham, C. Huston. J. Suback. K. Booster. 150 Hack How: I). Velikan, A. Hail). D. Staigcr. J. Saik, G. A. Eckman, R. Tebbc, S. Krull, R. James, W. Lucas. G. Koeppen, I). Cox. Srcotui Row: B. Smith. M. Mason. B. Haskins. B. Kuhn. J. Docrstler, J. Gunther. C. Raab, A. Foster, R. Deahl. M. Ishida, S. Carlson. Front Row: D. A. Kiff, M. I. Elliott. E. Surd ial. I). Corgiat. R. Vega, D. Hippensteel. D. Brand, S. Esterline. J. Hero. Rack Row: I). Wilson. E. Bin me, J. Derr. R. Grothaus. D. W. Wallis. D. Means. M. Rogers. M. Barnett. R. Bever. R. Kent. Second Row: K. Headrick, W. Smart. R. Weinhardt S. Strauss. I.. Wiseman. J. O'Leary, R. Olds. W. Gilbert. C. Lawrence. I- Thompson. Front Row: T. Fricl. R. Lamkin, K. F. Kuohl. I . Holmes, J. Calvert. S, SzoStek, C',. Ikuma, I). Grill. P. Merrill. 451 Wiley SE Hack Row: J. Buchanan. R. Laudidna, R. Eierno. A. Kuebler, W. Cole Jr.. J. Render. H. Jaeger, R. McClain. Second Row: I), llinklin. I). Moss. R. Paine. B. Nurton. W. Dalevere. J. P. Kulik. T. Modcsitt, J. Bernier. R. Tylicki. Front Row: S. Zakera. J. McDonald. C. Garden. D Scot-. R. Fo’Iand F. Coe, C. Cornett. V. Vanderbilt. 452 Southeast I'nit of Wiley Hall undertook many projects this past year. One of these projects was to paint the crest located in the turn-around at the Southeast corner of Wiley Hall; another project was to pick a nickname for the unit. Dressed in grubby clothes,” the Hxcaliburs and dates attended a Sadie Hawkins Dance” complete with folksinging and music which was provided by Paul Wood's band. Social functions were not the limit of activities as SF. tried to match last year's scholastic record. Help sessions were organized in their endeavor to be first in men's residence scholarship standings again. Back Row. V. Lamm. R. Hoop, J. Keal. T. Cummins, D. I). Lamm, J. Steinbarger. R. Ericsson. B. Crispin, A. A. Berkemcier. T. L.tngdoc. E. Sawyer. Second Row. G. Struc-bing, D. Himscl, J. Eckert, R. Thomas, D. Underwood, E. Harry. A. Erickson. M. Michel, P. Martin. R. Willis. J. Hudson. From Row. R. P. Mason. I). Lendcrman, I). Nawrocki. E. Uslar. C. Meyer, W. K. Johnson, C. McLaughlin. T. Klcis, T. Howard, R. Michaelsen. Back Row: J. Scott. K. Hannon, P. Rhodes, J. Lee, J. L. Smolek. J. Bergstrom, T. Flcgal, I). Cunningham. J. Chapman, T. Cruise. Second Row: D. McMullen. W. Ramsey, J. Halsey. H. Clarke. G. Rogers, C. Read, S. Fowler, L. Fleischer, I). Richardson. D. Klinedorf. Front Row: J. Thompson, W. Riordan. D. Riley, S. Lawson, M. Mann, E. Bowman, V. Bcrkhciser. I). Kurak, J. D. Redmycr. Wiley SW Concentrating on academic achievements, Wiley Southwest initiated two programs to build a high composite index. The programs were a scholarship tutor system and regular help sessions. The result of this extra effort was that the men of Southwest took academic honors for their hall. Proving that scholastic ability need not hinder social activity, the men of the Kxcalibur Club sponsored several dances and trade functions. Two major activities were a Valentine’s dance co-sponsored with Southwest and a Sadie Hawkins party with Vawter. complete with folksinging and music by Patti Wood’s Band. Other activities included pizza parties with the Kappa Alpha Theta's and Twin Pines. Hock Row: V. Robinson, W. Young. I). Bell. J, Fisher, V. O. Fificld, L. Townsend, J. McFarren. R. Scit ingcr, J. Townsend. Front How: D. Roystcn. B. Hunt, A. Barren, (i. Marguardt, Kricg, E. Rutherford. V. Smoot. Hack Row: J. VanDcnAvyle, K. Rcim, J. Hayhurst. J. Conrad, J. Pctcrec, J. Cummings, T. Ramsey, R. Forler, A. Winslow, R. Coil. C. Snyder. R. Pierce. Second Row: W. H. Luerssen, G. J. Mitchell, C. Robeson. D. Pulley, J. Hamilton, C. Hill, R. J. Saddler. R. Yeager, A. Quarfoot. W. Lampe, P. Lay. Front Row: S. Plank. L. Smuts, R. Parker. V. Rynearson, B. Irvine. 1). Martin, I). Schram, M. Bowman, B. Justice, D. Juday. Hack Row: W. Nordman, E. Malone, T. Crcu . P. Wcrlcy, V. King. J. Bell. R. Logston. M. Ayres. Second Row: W. Hunt. T. Wood. B. Baker, S. Sites, B. Jennings. R. Hylant, I). Wheatley, 1.. O'Donnell. J. Garrett. Front Row: J. Stevenson. R. Shirk. I- McVey, G. Kucka, J. Hale, D. Olivet, B. Sanders. M. Maddox. 455 Back Row: C. Hedglin. J. Forcura, J. Smith, D. Coffin, Nf. M. M.itlik. J. Loyd, B. Thcvenin, J. Keller, D. Class. H. Finley. Second Row: J. Potter, L. Thompson, R. Coldesser, T. Castle, M. Pence, R. Cumberltn, M. Whisicr, W. Bush, R. Hulsey. J. Johnson. S. Plctcher. First Row: D. Ruhl, A. Whitlow, H. L. Gilliam. B. Thcvenin, R. Taylor. J. Butwiu, S, Dillman. W. Sanders, R. Watson, T. Clark. Combining mischief with ingenuity, the men of Wiley NE invaded the Zeta Tau Alpha house, their only reward being fine trophy. Undaunted, the Zeta's with the promise of apples and cider, serenaded to re-gain their trophy. Exhibiting their competitive spirit, the Excalibtirs participated in the H-Leaguc intramurals—their main achievement being the winning of the softball trophy. Another social event this one co-sponsored by the hall and the Northwest unit, was a hayride. Three wagons filled with iiav and people bumped ovet open fields while the couples sang merrily as they rambled on their way. 456 Ra(k Row: D. Miller. D. Kimbcrling. G. Lawall, J. Schwinkendorf. J. Stark. E. Eaton. R. Shepherd, J. Schocnbergcr, A. Burch, T. Bryant. Second Row: S. Zimmcrly, M. Cannady, W. Stewart. R. Nichols, M. Pcfflcy, J. Stark. R. Ashton, R. Martin. M. Sutton, T. O'Rourke, R. Bullock, R. Dinius. First Row: R. Didday, J. Zientara. C. Littcrst, P. Ayers, R. Grimme, G. Ewing. R. W. Ashton, M. Muterspaugh, C. Peterson, C. Morris, R. Worth. Back Row: J. Hirschl. R. Reece. C. Biller, J. Bogcmann, D. Bogenmin. T. Brown, f. Brown, W. VanGordcn, I'. Hall, J. Armstrong. C. Smith. Second Row: A. Young, B. Corya, D. Raslcr, R. Moon. C. McWilliams, G. Manich, D. Stubbing P. Eckhcrt. W. Casscil, R. Donaldson. First Row: D. Kelly, R. Stath, A. Czyszcaon. W. Baker, T. Eberly, R. Sieber, D. Soleimani, N. Anderson. 'I'. Baldo, J. Lyons. Wiley NW Always ready and raring 10 go, the Kxcaliburs of Wiley Northwest again captured tug-o-war honors at the hall's annual Big Brother Picnic. Since this was the third year running for the men of NW to win the tug-o-war. the newly potted freshmen soon developed the same affinity their big brothers have for their” rope. Hoping to better last year's third place finish in Pendragon. the men of NW actively participated in men's residence hall intramural contests. On the social side of NW. trade dinners with various women's residence halls, a pizza party with SW Meredith, and a hayride complete with corn fights through open fields filled the 1965-1966 school year for the men of Kxcalibur. Rack lime. S. Hall. J. Zuck. 1). Schultz, [. Wermcrantz, 1). J. Dcprez. S. Kinsman. I,. Hopp. S. Sosenhcimcr. Second Row: K. Gawood. R. Hopkins, J. Fiedler, R. Wilson. P. Ogle, J. Shultz, M. Fitch, W. Dougherty. C. Mcilcy. From Row: S. Miles, I,. M. Champion, C. Wcthcrall, R. Verville, S. Hollingsworth. Arthur, S. Belding. I). Sokolowski, J. Fryback, R. Becker. Back How: J. Innis. R. Bradley, W. MeGoy. K. Hansen, W. A. Vandermeer, R. Kilpatrick. T. Sawyer. 1). Bratten, F. Lee, T. Osborn. A. Scott. R. Frantz. A. Upshaw, 1 . Carter, I). Sink. Second Row: A. kundern, Y. Rruncati. R. Rogers. J. Schmidt. J. Flint. X. Kauffman. J. Mart?. V. Davis, J. Russcy, R. Paulin, K. Mullctt. I . George. B. Rada, J. Jay, f. I.ucas, I). Krick. Front Row: B. Bierman. R. Witt. A. Wiesman, K. Frautsclti, P. Blakely. I). Nfaticrn. P. Bender, C. Parker, A. Fish back, J. Bennett. T. Moore. L. Lindlcy. Back Row: D. Woodrow. T. Abernathy. C. MacDonald, T. Zalac. D. Barkinan. F. Grav. K. Lundquist, F. Zimmerman, M. G. Stotelmyer. Second Row: R. Bret , I. Crosby. J. Lindlcy, J. Bates. D. Lamb, I.. Arnold, D. Pence. S. Hill. I). Hunsberger, I.. Unsold. Front Row: R. Sink. D. Me Cain, G. Baker. R. Gaw. M. Scars, B. Beeson. D. Johnson. R. Kumler, R. Bode. 459 McCutcheon A i I ► Hack Row: G. Mahringcr, E. Tccl, T. Messier, D. Russell, E. I.udcm, T. Denies, B. Kritsch, T. Hoffhicn, M. Hilliard, J. Addison, S. Harris. X. Fensternmakcr. I.. Harning, J. McDill. Front Row: Y. Shimatsu, X. Young. R. Gadomski, M. Shcn. R. Williams, J. -Strickler, L. Lucas. R. Casianias, C. Earnest, D. Bavlis. M. Kaezur. MaeSnooper Clan, Unit A of McCutcheon, maintained a steady social pace and kept in step with current fads by sponsoring a party following the exprcsso-folksinging theme. The clan and dates also enjoyed a Saturday afternoon picnic at Turkey Run State Park, complete with water fights. Their mascot, Snoopy , accompanied the MaeSnooper Clan wherever it went—whether to pep rallies, classes, or social functions. Supplementing Unit A's social life was their well organized help-session program. 460 Hark How: J. Chigas, J. O. Baldwin. 1). Rcploglc, P. Nuland, I). Persic, 1). Chyla, B. Whisenand, D. Ncilson. M. Essling, O. Row. Second How: M. Abner, B. Bailey, R. Bradley, W. Peters, F, Stoppenbarh, J. Shelton, M. James. D. Day. W. Steckelman, J. Stevenson. H. Hereux, D. Bishop. Front Row: R. Blanchard. J. Sperber. P. Boggs. M. Finch, K. Shull. M K. Dresbach, W. Jones. 1). I lot tell, D. Smith. R. Baltcs. Rack Row: D. Lucas, B. Baumann, C. Ullom. D. Mock. J Sinclair, I). Sheppard. (1. Mariani, P. Shea. r. Head, I) Anderson. T. Kincaid, J. Baehre. Second Row: T. Taylor T. Roc. M. Rybimki, J. Cox, J. Gammon. K. Thompson, J Arnold, J. Thompson, J. Monies, V. Schmaltz, B. Krueger G. Kraft. J. Siefer. G. G. Kastcr. Front Row: R. Milhollanc, E. Hollingsworth. K. Patty, T. Marple. B. Frayman. R. Lasher, J. Thibos, M. Meyers, S. Priebc, D. Deiwcrt, W. Adams, F. Zikcr. McCutcheon B Pep rally signs for the MSU and Notre Dainc games won first place for the Celts of B l'nit. Adding novelty to the social schedule of McCutcheon Hall, B l'nit sponsored the Kids’ Night Out when the men of McCutcheon regressed into their early childhood, dressing up with their dates in the attire of six-year-olds for a night of frivolous play. Next came the annual Cassino in which McCutcheon became Purdue's own Golden Nugget complete with gambling. a hank robbery, and a honkey tonk piano player. Fora scholarship program. B-l’nit has initiated an open-door policy whereby upperclassmen, having their doors open during the study hours, offer an invitation to freshmen for help with their courses. Back Row: 1$. Miller, L. 'l l R. L. Choate, W. Roach. Z. (1. Molinga. Middle Row: Washburn. D. Michel. 1). oma$, G. Bcuncr, R. Stcimke, Kempa, '. Piazza, C. Hadley. J. Gilkcy. M. Davidson. 1). Morgaiutein. C. Kumpf, R. Pederson, D. Mihalo. Front C. Shehorn, D. Hickman, J. S. Susemichel, R. Stafford. Row: R. Ixdbring, F.. Peterson, Rankin. R. Klockow, |. Molncr, Hack Row: T. Reynolds, R. Chase. J. Cour.cn, I.. Guinipcrc, B. Kimhlcy, J. Roih, [. Allen, C, Rails. R. Lombard. R. Riesing, L. Faz ini. I . Griffin, M. Martin, W. I-adra, R. Gottschalk. Second Row: I). Brown. I.. Merszei. R. Toll, R. Wilson. G. L. Parsons, [. Gallcr, M. Parcell. D. Shaver, G. Lar ill, D. 1.. Clem, R. MePhearson. A. Blum. I. Duckcls. M. Spiegel, R. A. Becker, D. Uskert, R. Eddy. T. Schrocdcr. Front Row: R. C. Meilstrup. T. Compton. E. House, C. Haramoto, J. Callahan, J. Swick. B. King. I). Gilliland. P. Welch. L Wright, I,. Baker, M. Moran. I- Bad?. Rack Row: M. R. Goodman. 1). E. Simpson, S. Mills. I.. Mayhard, J. Overman. I.. Schmidt. B. Robinson. R. Swalks, M. Rule, T. Room . Second Row: G. Jackson. R. Klostcrmau, I) Druley. J. Sanford. W. Fischer, II. Brenner. J. Springer. M. Kaizenberger. J. Tucker. M. Cunningham, M. Kuhlcnsclunidt. Front Row: M. D. Clift. L. Daywitt. S. Showen. I). Mcbcsic. C. Pearce. I). J. Culbens � n. P. Wubbolding, I-Dohogne. D. Wilson. S. O'Hair, G. Kautt. 463 McCutcheon C “Thank (Joel it’s Friday! rang throughout the Claymore Clan as classes ended after a frustrating Friday afternoon. To celebrate the end oi classes, the men of Claymore sponsored a TGIF dance for all McCutcheon Hall. Pizza parties, sock hops, and sign painting helped to complete the social activities sponsored by Claymore. Again this year, as in the previous two years, the Clan won the tug-o-war held during the freshman orientation program between the units of McCutcheon. Also included in the freshman orientation program was a surprise breakfast picnic with the women of Earhart. Other plans to boost unit morale included interfloor card, chess, football, and basketball tournaments. Hack Row: I . Hombcck, I . Prcuninger. H. Nixon, D. Spcnccr, J. Racket, D. YViesehan, J. Tomlinson, J. Thomas, R. Quarles, K. Johnson. J. Brozovich, D. Watkins, J. DeVoss. Second Row: D. Kline, D. K. Tyler, J. Snider, E. Hanson. M. E. Comstock. H. Smith. J. Davis. T. Wiseman, J. Hciser, I.. A. Fillnow. C. Lofffand. F. J. Fccly, R. T. Powers. G. Miner. Front Row: L. Mi c' ell. C. Merritt. J. Bagnolc, F. Eamliart. J. Zurcher. J. Wilson, G. LaRov, W. Nussbaum. 1). Taylor, J. Casassa, I). Phelan. Hack Row: D. Silvcy, G. Fuqua, C. Erdman, R. Newell, M. E. Doync, D. Larrowe, Kobos. W. Hatfield. S. Fischer. R. I Crosier, R. Smith, K. Thammongkol, L. Whitehouse. J. Ford, J. Sjoquist. T. Ridenour. Second Row: J. Hum. 1). Bucciconc, I). Vance. R. Rollins, R. Neal, 1). Rowlcs, R. Otoupalik, R. Beck. J. Brocker, A- Baker. I - Edjwn. D. Cle.ul.nncn, I. Faulring. J. Knapp. R- Horn, ack. Front Rol: W. Trujillo, K. Bedford. R. Washbura. M. Warlord, I . Wampler. K Hoffman. R. Witowski. M. Stefanchik. B. Ruckbcrg. )■ i c°n- � • Arrabrustcr, J. Camping. Hack Row: R. Watson, D. Bewley, J. Hoffman. M. McCollum. D. Albright, B. Mackora, F. Mlynartvyk. G. Kotolinski. G. Honna. C. M. Hamilton, E. Margraf. I). Stone. R. Spangler, . Cox, G. Crawfonl, R. Wilde. Second Row: B. Warzin, 1 . Bagnar, I). Ball. D. Brcidenbach. T. Cuson, N. Larson, M. Harvey. F. Wall, J. Ficglc, B. Ran, C. Schcnkcr, R. Halagera, P. Burrus. I). J. Cruickshank. J. Rossa. J. Hillaert, D. Noulan. Front Row: A. Coy, D. Meeks. R. Bell. J. Champaigne. R. Knox. R. Foreman, N. Wainwright, I.. Bennett, D. Ogilvie. J. Gogolak, E. D'Aversa, F. Krueger, D. Barrett. 465 McCutcheon D Rack Row. G. Crane, J. Cartwright, M, Martin, J. Ghasey, R. Rothwcll. G. Weddle, R. Nix. T. Post. G. Sedien, I). Mann. Second Row. S. Reddick. G. Von Derheide, M. Mills, A. Farkas, A. Huet, R. I)« ering, V. Stine. M. Myers. S. Tinun, T. Hupp. K. Bill. Front Row: IT. Bender. J. Sicficcn, Dybzinski. A. F. Tcirumniks. R. Kupfcrcr, P. Rosen. R. Pace, M. Herrera, S. R. Ncntrup. J. McGarrah. I). Simpson. Rack Row: F. Stone, R. Strccbcl, S. Gillcit, G. Blair, I . D. Bright. I). Burkhart. J. Huntsman, J. Swanson. G. Cauble, W. E. Ficstcr, D. Richmond, J. Pittman. Second Row: A. I.in, J. Parish, R. Sanson. D. Swartz. J. Ackert. G. Rudolph, K. Lewis, S. Gatewood, E. Larimer. Boyd McClellan, Byron McClellan, E. Thorson, R. Kawaguchi. Front Row: P. Sellers, R. Pcckinpaugh, G. Olin, R. Hathaway, K. Washburn, D. Shafer. D. Young. B. Moore, S. Van Fetchman, R. Pinkerton, M. Light, 1). Heald. Hack Row: R. Cunningham. 1). Altckrusc, V. Vaughn, R. Holland. J. keyak. 1). Parr. I). Schneck. G. Wiegand, M. Senew. R. C. Cramton. F. Cook, . Herbert. S. L. Davis. |. Durlacher, R. Stovall. Second Row: W. Thomas. R. Froxler. T. Coffelt. B. E. FetTinger. C. Chu, P. Chappie, D. Brosch Jr.. 1). Polinsky, S. Wagner. L. Szrom. A. Myatt, F. (asek. J. Cinkoske. B. Jones. M. !.cahy, R. Sanders. R. Keen. Front Row: G. Owens. R. Brooks. L. Mullins. S. Linowiccki, R. Tate. R. Simpson. M. Sanders, S. Heath. R. Kidder. P. DePIato, G. Belmont, B. Pratt, E. Suggins. MacGator Clan ol McCutcheon Hall aggressively participated in scxial. scholastic, and athletic activities during the 1965-66 academic year. One of MacGator Clan’s social functions was the fall “Lu-Wow which they sponsored for McCutcheon and WRH. Hoping to be first in their hall scholastically, the MacGators organized help sessions to aid students having study problems. An additional incentive for scholastic achievemnt is a pledge board given to all residents achieving a 5.0 or better. The pledge board is shajK-d like the unit s mascot, MacGator. 467 Terry Executive Council Good times planned by the Gables Club kept their Courts alive and active. Tug of War, pep rally sign parties, record hops, and a hayride Ixrgan the semesters flings. October brought a Halloween dance and December a Christinas dance and a children's party. A ski lodge party, “Snowflake Fantasy, and then a spring dance highlighted the second semester. Hack How: B. Finkbincr. W. Mack, D. Macy. Front Row: J. Wilder, C. Overton, C. Fcaslcy, M. Salchi. W. Lilly, R. A. Corcoron. 468 Back Bow: R. Springer, D. Cleaver, J. Gale, K. Odell, J. I. Searcy. J. Donoghue, M. Brown. Second Row. R. Conklin, W. Nusbanm. Front Row: |. Soice, L. Carr, 1 . Offen, L. Fchd, J. Russell. Courtier Joint Council Active this year in a newly formed program entitled “Potpourri, the Courtier Council presented a Sunday evening movie and lecture on topics of general intellectual and cultural interest. During the Yulctide Season, the Council again proved their capabilities by initiating the presentation of the G. C. Cobb Award given to the unit which displayed the most impressive Christmas decorations. 469 Terry Court III Freshman orientation started the year for Court III with a mixer with Vawter Hall, an activities carnival, and pot checks in the dinner line. The newly indoctrinated freshmen helped their superiors” create their Homecoming sign, Can The Spartans”, which featured a sixteen foot Purdue Pete, and Ross Ade Stadium. Residents also participated in the Court’s hayride and intramural sports. Back Row: L. Williams. L. Krouse, D. Manring, T. Schmidt, W. Overman. J. McCIcad, D. Diinmich, P. Bollinger, J. George. W. W. Hintalla, R. L. F.ltrroth. Front Row: L. dc ia Puente, J. VanderPoel, J. Hclmkamp, D. I. Fassnacht. W. Morgan. D. C. Pflum, H. Ray. M. Bsers, J. Moyer. R. Wakefield, R. Russell. Hack Row: D. Barrett, W. Rahmoellcr, }. Morchcad. J. Foley, I.. Goeddc. 1). Hap. D. Miller. R. Lewis. J. Baker, A. Craven, R. Herrick. Second How: J. Qi a mb less, S. Heim, K. Stcinkamp, A. Mistake, A. Meyers. B. Porter. R. Moravec, W. I)e la ng. C. McCollister. C. Minman, R. Roush. Front How: E. Culver. 11. Henchman. P. Gondek, J. Ford. I I. R. Bourquin, I). Smith, S. Aikaki, G. Stanley. N. Bimhaum, I). Clhrenka. i Back Row: S. Kossack, C. Kcrst, L. F. Bregit er. W. Lilly, P. Christy, R. Buffo, K. Ferguson, R. Farris. I. A. Smoak, J. Parkes. |. Sc hupp. Second Row: VV. Hahn. S. t. Shallen., C. Wells, T. Kainann, A. Keith, T. A. Kacmming. K. Harding, B. McIntyre, I). Burns, B. Hobbs. N. E. Lowell, W. Daggv. R. Dicrdorf. Front Row: J. L. Miller. J. Evans. T. Novak, M. Bevington. R. Pherson, M. Brandon, W. Dcason, I). L. Sutton, J. Salt man, W. Simciak. Terry Court V Informal dances kept the schedule cards of the Gables Club V’ers filled with “musical notes. They include a Halloween dance, a Christmas hop, a demonstrator's dance entitled “Come as Your World Idol, and an Easter Bunny hop in the spring. Besides dances and parties. Court V7 participated in athletic events with Owen Hall, Cary SE, and Tarkington Hall. Proving victorious in their muscular endeavors, the Court Vers challenged some women of Mcri-beth to a swim meet. Results? No comment. Back Row: R. Myers. A. Buckner. D. Fay, J. Wellwilr. E. Kuc, S. Kcrst. J. Hatcher. J. Kaminsky, E. Stalbaum. Second Row: B. Misck, J. Oldham, R. Politic, A. Rice, M. Rochm. W. Price, L, Kung. B. Lipkc, J. Inman, L. Sipc. G. Wolf. Front Row: J. Lubker. J. Butler. D. Meyer. D. Yodck. S. H. Micras, [. McAfee, G. r.ordon. M. Greenwood, V. Peck. 1). Culver. 472 l Terry Court VI Turkey Run was the selling for Court Vi's annual Spring Outing and Picnic. Culture seemed to be the primary theme for this year as the Court took an active participation in the Old Masters Program, PCIA, and an all-campus art exhibit. A Faculty Guest program and several slide shows by the Camera Club provided many opportunities for residents to expand their knowledge. The year was climaxed with the Court VI Awards Banquet, at which outstanding residents in scholarship were honored. Hack How: T. I-amberi. F. Kuhn, J. Heller. J. Ban, J. Woidtkc, K. Anderson, 1). Conrad, G. Stakes, R. Richter. R. W. Jabaay, K. Humphrey. M. Ixak, R. Dobbyn, J. Dixon, B. R. Springer, M. Doz a. Second Row: I . F. Kellogg, 1). Clay. F. H. Wertz. 1 Dilk. T. Arrick, R. Thomson, P. King. M. Fye, R. J. Rusk. G. D. bongwell. C. Snyder, F. Harvey, J. Boyer. Front Row: J. Spic s. G. Yoshida, W. Mull. I.. Hrczo. M. Salehi, D. Moody, G. Davis, J. Monroe, K. Houin, R. Keller, J. Wright. Hack How: B. Byrcr, E. Hay. J. Condc, D. King. B. Finkbiner, R. I'lrcy, G. Stcmljcrg. C. Feaslcy, D. May. B. R. McIntosh, K. Boulware. F.. Overton. D. Field'. C. Mueller. Second Row: R. Hildreth, E. Koors, F. Hollandbeck, J. R. VanWingen, R. Wroblewski. K Schwab, W. Mack. K. Holloway, R. V. Johnson, P. Plath, M. Orr. J. Colvin. I). Bischoff, J. G. Calderone. Front Row: R. Johnson, G. Michaclis, M. Spear. I). Callaghan. J. Norris. J. Sparks, J. T. Salatas, W. llolub, R. Smith. S. Jones. S. Josipouicb. Buck Row: I,. Rygas, C. Fcltd, N. Rygas, I.. Fchd, M. Meyer, A. Cleaveland, R. Poehlein, R. Sievers. J. Bobin. I). Keil, S. Helm. M. Berry. Second Row: J. Skinner. J. C. Miller. P. Frame. 1.. Arclland. I.. Layman. M. Richman. V. Carlquist, P Offen. J. Mou, L. Kikenbary. I.. Carr. |. Rosenbaum, S. Vrmacost. Front Row: D. Clevenger. }. Hobbs. N. Huncotk. N. Kennedy, M. Stockton. H. NfcSwccnoy. M. F. Baker. 1.. I). Liddiard, E. Moyneke. K. Miller. X. Boots. •171 Foul up those Spartans! exclaimed Court Is I lomccoming sign. The girls’ homecoming spirit continued throughout the fall as the Court residents participated in trade functions with Courts III and V. intramural volleyball games, and various service projects. Getting into the spirit of Christmas, the girls sponsored an ice-skating party for underprivileged children with the men of Theta Tan. An open house at 1 lallowcen and a formal tea at Thanksgiving were other Court activities. On Mothers’ Day the girls made favors for their mothers and entertained them with a tour of the campus. Fowler Court II “Touchdown! was a familiar cry as Court II engaged in its favorite fall sport, touch football. Sparking the Christmas season were the Court’s annual open house and the formal dance, “Snowflake Fantasy, during which Court II received the G. C. Cobb award for the most uniquely decorated court. Spring weather brought a Court favorite, baseball, and Court H's annual pic nic at Turkey Run. Ending the year, Court scholars were honored at a Scholarship Banquet on May 17 at Morris Bryant's. Hack Row: C. Wood, f. D. I-askowski, A. Reed. W. Boyd, J. W. Glascock, J. Redding, 1). Ransom. |. McMillcn. J. R. Sol ice. Second Row: R. Joyce, G. Girton. R. Brock. E. Jones, P. D. Bennett. N. Metzger, E. Underbill. N. Engelbrccht. Front Row: J. Russell. P. Sesl.tr. D. Wensits. M. Doran. J. Schcid. E. Mosken. G. Room . R. Fisliback. D. Cleaver, M. Holdridge. 476 Hack How: J. Messmer. W. Sinnci. S. Baret. J. Bradley. R. 1). Fordicc. 1). Derdon, R. Vcnkins, W. Crawford. Third Hole: R. Malinowski, P. Mecklenburg, K. Troup, H. Love. P. Nordmcyer. W. Havel. C. Miller, J. Murphy. Second How: D. Heathcrson. F.. Mason. M. Crichton, R. Janda, S. McKellip III. P. Kennedy. Front How: I). Daniel. Mock. L. Jackson, T. Ticdeman. T. Stiles, J. Hendrickson, M. Mauntel. 477 Fowler Court III Back How: J. Gittcmian, R. Thomas. G. Cummins, D. . Front How: D. J. Kenncrly, G. L. Sellers. R. I,. Springer, Topple, G. Knoop. T. Kraft. Second How: 1.. E. Emery, I). 1 . K. Stryker, J. Davenport, 1.. Motsch. H. Harger. G. Wcitlatif, K. McConnell, S. Ford. J. Miller. •178 Court III started this year with a new slate of officers who immediately picked up the court's activities. A stag party in February, which the majority of the court attended, showed the enthusiasm that the new officers had created. Prizes were awarded for card games, chess, and feats of strength. In the spring a dance, featuring the ''Star-lighter, was held in the center of the court. A new scholarship program was initiated which included a tutoring system and study table, and as a result grades improved. Flag football and basketball were among the favorites as Court III placed second in the intramural athletic league. Back Row: B. Bailey, M. Strouf, V. Joly, K. Coffman. D. R. L. Boncy, C. LaBocca. J. Billet, G. Snider. Front Row: S. Anderson. M. Amy, M. McMaken. R. Yam. W. Johnson. VaiiGe, I). E. Stickcl. G. Schnapt, J. M. Holt, I). S. Gates. Second Row: J. Odum, 0. Spacek. G. I-incaster. J. Krahulec, 1). Chan, R. Meyers. B. Austin, J. 1. Knight. Fowler Court IV Victory's sweet taste was experienced by Fowler Court IV when they defeated Karhart Hall in a coed football game in October. The athletic skills of Court IV were further tested when the men captured championships in team golf, softball, and A basketball. Spring featured a coed volleyball game with Court I, offering an enjoyable break from scholastic tension. At the top of the list of “indoor activities the men of Fowler Court sponsored a pajama party dance in April. Mother’s Day weekend also provided an opportunity for the men to display their diversified talents, with a court-composed show. Buck Hour. G. Nagel, J. Duennes. J. Kenefick. A. Rhorcr, A. Moesncr, R. Fudge. J. Reed. D. Mierv R. Hedlund. R. Verdouw, G. Rohis. D. Norris. R. Younce, G. Bohrnan, D. Lumpkin. R. Price. D. Smith, J. Runklc. J. Erb. A. Kendall. Hudson, D. Stewart. V. Gcrljcrw. Front Row: S. Hasek. K. Back Row. G. Sandtu. D. I’cllar, K. Bori� . I.. K. Stephenson. I). 1 an e k. A. Rotramel. J. Kish. Second How. I . Bukowski. T. J. Kendall. W. Jolley, J. Gale. I.. B. Owens, L. S. Hinson. R. Walters. Front How. 1). Rees, S. Forster. J. F. Fltukey, R. Spalding. F. Amcll, K. Spioat, T. Watson. •IS I Fowler Court V VI Hack How: T. Simpson. L. Farrell. 1). Valentine. I Moberg. Nnsbaum. I. I.imli. R. Johnson. R. Pfeiffer. k. Gnuidinan. 1). J. Min lull, S. Price. F. Abbring, C. Hill, H. Burgeson, K. Hayfonl. J. Banks, R. Zeiinmer. . Solomon. T. Chandler. I laminer, |. Mikesell, C. Carothers, |. Post. Front How: V. I). Rhorer. B. Stcl ncr, F. Gregory. •182 Starting tlu- school year with a song, the men of Court ' spent their September evenings serenading women’s residence halls. Later in the semester, their interests turned to intramurals and various trade parties. The Court's Christmas project consisted of collecting food for needy families in Lafayette. The second semester brought Snowflake Fantasy, the Courts’ annual formal dance. Court scholars were honored by a Scholarship Banquet in May. the climax of a challenging year. Hack How: M. McIntyre, M. Smith, R. ('reason. J. Wcmlcr, J. Stevens, F. Urban. R. Skrivan, R. Hdelen. L. Wharton. II. T. rbaugh, C. Willco.vjoncs, I). Miller. I.. Me Cain, T. KIucmict. Front How: J. Waller, G. Geswcin. G. Oing, G. Knerr. I). Hall. W. Cross. S. Von Sohrit . K. Komyanel. J. Oddi. I). I)e -Sliong. B. La molt. 1). Burrcss. S. Julian. r Hack How: J. Schnarr, Donoglute. G. Long, V. Best, E. I,. Krebs. J. Crook. L. I.. Searcy. M. E. Sigmond, J. K. Forslund. Second How: R. Conklin, V. Labanauskas. J. Wilson, M. Brown, J. Spaulding, J. Crane, J. Kerrigan, R. Fowler House With tlu- annual Fuzzy Duck gambling party, Fowler House topped oil their busy social calendar. Other social events of the term included the yearly Playlx y Penthouse Party, numerous open houses, anti an autumn hayride. Fowler House ranked high in intramurals as they captured the Flag Football League Championship and placed high in point totals. On the academic side Fowler House again ranked High—improving last year's record. Fowler House worked diligently throughout the year on their go-kart and placed in the annual Grand Prix. Bruce, A, Mat , T. MtCollongh. From How: J. W. Blanton, L. R. Peebles, M. 1.. Sc midweek. R. Darnell, J. Vetter. J. Cray, J. Williams. J. Stewart. P. R. Crann. Married Students’ Tenant Council Among ilu ingredients brewed in the caldron of activities for the married students were softball, hayrides, and an annual Christmas party. The biggest production by the students, however, was the Married Students’ Chronicle which was published bi-weekly by the residents themselves. An Easter Egg Hunt featuring Peter Rabbit and the younger members of the courts was sponsored by the students in April. As a golf tournament closed the spring season’s activities provided the opportunity for the male married students to display their athletic prowess. 485 ■� 8fi Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors 187 488 AAS. KNIT K.—MB: Oslo. Norway 8 w«r Club. Tau ReU Pi; ANSA ACKKKT. JAMBS K. CHK: South Bend. McCutcheon Hall. Exec utlvr Treavurer; Pcndrngon. ADAMS. MICIIAKI. II. FOR: Logansport. Owen Hall, Army Honor Guam; Port'dry Club. Treasurer: Pemhtns Rifles: Cano Chib; Purdue Log. Photography B lltor. ADAMS. THOMAS It.—HU. Lafayette Alpha Chi Itho. chaplain: Claaa Council of mi. Claw Officer. President: Debate Club: Delta Kho Kappa; Forensic Union; lion Key: Old Masters; Omlcron Delta Kappa; Student Government ADAMVKI. RAMONA M. HU U.gareport. MVS; Block 1 : Polk Singer Club: Newman Club; Purdue Play� hop. ADAMSON. JOHN F. -KK; Kanilborn. Cl.auncey, House Manager; IKK :; student Co-op Asan ADKDOTUN, KZKKIBI. A. KB. Osh..gbo. Nigeria African Student Assn.; 1KP.E: Titu Beta PI. All It NS. DA NIKI. V. MB; Roche.ter. New York. Band; Kappa Kappa Pal; Soc. of Auto Kng. A HR, NANCY IV. S-. Kt Wayne Phi Mu: OIA: Wesley Pound. AHRENS, MARY R. IIU; Terre llnute. Karhart, Counselor; AWS; Block P: Delta Rho Kappa: Green Guard; Mock 1 . A URNS, DANIEL—MB . AIMONB. NANCY L.—HU: Tripoli. Libya Karhart. Corridor Ch WRH Governing Bd.; Navy Queen 1WI3-1VM AKARD. WILLIAM S. 1M: Zlonsvllle Purdue Ptayshop. Sxlety for Advancement of Management. AKKKS. ANTHONY K.—KK: Unden. Pi Kappa Phi. Chaplain: Phi Eta Sigma; Aeronautic and Astronautics So : Tau Beta Pi ALBERTS. MK HAKI. V.—1M. Anderson. Pi Kappa Alpha. Pledge Trainer. Social Chairman: Office of Public Relations. AI.HITZ, WILLIAM I. PHAR; Frankfort APhA. ALBRECHT. ALAN K. IBD; Cleveland. Ohio Auto Club; Drill Team: Zouaves: Alpha Etn Rho: Flying Club: WCT8 Radio Station; T.I.M.8. AI.KXANDKK. JUDITH A. HU: RushvlUe. Karhart. Governing Bd.. Corridor Chairman; AW8: Block P; Sigma Alpha Etn. AI.KXANDKK, LEONARD S. AG; Indianapolis. Alpha Gamma Rho. Chaplain: Ag Kcon Club; Block P; Collegiate l-H; l re Vet Club. AI.KXANDKK. TORY A.—HU: Elwood. Merodlth. Governor. Block P: Jr. Claaa Council: Gold Pepper . Mock P: Tomahawk: WRX Governlr.g Bd.; Women's Inter-Hall Council; WRX Executive Bd. Seniors ALFORD. JANK A. HU: Danvers. Mn... Alpha XI Delta. Recording Secretary; Alpha Lambda Delta; AWS; Block P Della Rho Kappa: Gold Peppers; Green Guard; Mock P: Mortar Bd.; OSG8: Old Masters; PCIA; Science and Humanities School Advisory Bd: University Choir; WRA; Pst Chi. ALFORD. JOSEPH S. CHK; Cincinnati. Ohio. Cary. Athletic Director: Marti. ALLEN, (HAKI.KS M. HU: Indianapolis Triangle. P R Chairman: Band. Head Drum Major: Gimlet; Iron Key; Mock P: Omlcron Delta Kappa: PCIA. Executive Director: Tomahawk. AI.I.K.K. KATHIK L. -S; Dayton. Ohio. Phi Mu. President: Alpha Uimbda Delta, AWS: Delta Rho Kappa: Kappa Delta PI. Mock P: OIA: OSGS: Pnnheltenlc: University Choir; WRA. ALLEN, ROBERT I.. S: Indianapolis MeCutchron: Phi Etn Sigma; Phi Lambda Upslloo; American Chem Society. ALLMAN. ROBERT I.. S: F'ort Rltner. Phi Kappa Pel: Block P: Mock P: WCCR: A. P. Squad cm. AFROTC. CNDKJtHAY. MARLENE A. IIU; Hammond She.-ily, Treasurer; Block P: Mock P; Newman Club; SNEA; WRA. WDEKSON. CHARLES I.. CUE; Villa Park. Illlrn.:- Triangle. Steward; AIChE. 190 WDKMSON, GKKTCHKV L. USSR; Morton Grove III PI Bel Phi: Alpha I-nmUU Delta. Delta Rho Kappa: Gold Pepper : Greek Week Comm. Green Guard. Mock P: Stiwle t t'niun, V Prea; Navy Ball Queen Prom Comm NDKKSON. JAMKs Kim KI IM WIIKKSON. JAMKS IM: L-yfsyctte. K� ii« Sigma. Social Cbrm; Soph C!a� Counc. WHKKSON. THOMAS I.. H8SK, Ptcdontn, NY. Surma Tau Gamma. Pre� . Ru h Chrm. Pub Dir; We lcy Found; Younir K p Club. NDERSON, WILLIAM II.- IM VNDRKW'S. I MINNA K. IM Wc«t Lafayette Meredith Hall Mock P; Block P: Debate Club; Foren lc Union: Gobi Pepper : Green Guard: Tomahawk Mil.lM, HAN II. MK ChlcuKo, III Terry CU. Social Dir; ASM IS; Band: Newman Club. VNKNKV. JAMKS AO: Waterloo. Stellar Reamer : Alpha SSeU; SCA. Vlcc-pre ldent. ANSI.KV, iio A I.It K. BK: Olenwood, III. Owen Hall. President Camera Club: Block P: IKKK. itt.K. KKITII S. PHAR: Port Wayne APhA Kappa P l: OIa; WBAA. APPLE. KttHKRT K. JR. MTE: Dyer Triangle, HHtorlan: Mock P: AIMetE; Block P: Catal� t Cluh; Tau Beta PI: Alpha Sittma Mu APPLKGATK. PENELOPE A. HK: WcidlnKe. Ohio. Earhnrt Hall; Band Block P: Green Guard: Home Be Chapter; I APB. AIT. CHARLES T. IM: PIHeburgh. Pa. Cary Hall. Scholarship Chrm: Block P: WCCR, AKELI.ANAO. LINDA S. HU: Fowler Court Unlv Choir. ARKNS. BARBARA J. I188K South Bend Kappa Alpha Theta, Activate Chrm; AWS: Compu Che t; Fre h. Jr Cla � Counc; Gobi Pepper : Green Guard: Green Guard Honorary: Kappa Della PI; Mock P: Old Ma� ter� ; Jr Prom. itt.Ki:ki:u iir, lvdia a. m:. MtKWRIGHT. TERRI J. -HU Angola F rmhou� e. 8oc Chrm; Col-I ex late S-H; Creek Week Comm; M-ck Tol Conv; OlA: Pre-Vet club; Student Union: Unlv Choir: W.C.ey Found: Young Rep Club. ARMSTRONG. STANLKA I.. I ED; Xprlngvllle Cary Hall: ASME: A8TD: Iota Lambda Sigma; Karate Club. ARNOLD. BRUCE ('. IM: Kirkwood M|..� -.irl Siam Nu. Cor See; Old Mauler : Unlv Pr« Church; SAM. ARNOLD. JERKY It. -CHE; Kant Alton. Ill Tau Kappa Epollon. Prea. AIChE: PMO. Glee Club. ARNOLD. URK1 K. ME: Ft Wayne H-3: ASME: Army Honor Guard: Soe of Auto Knit: Tau Beta PI; Young Rep Club. SHBAI CIIKR. THOMAS U. IM; Mountain Brook. Ala H-3: ACM. SHBY. JOHN II. IM ASHKNFKLTKK. SI SAN HE; South Bend Kappa Alpha Theta. Song Leader. Rtock P: Clim Council. Freshman; Green Guard; Panhellenlc: Student Union: Unlv Pres. Church ASHTON. KOMNKY. IV. S: Michigan City. H-3. Senator: Block P: Unlv. Pres Church. ASTKS.WO. MARY K. HU Richmond Duhme Hall; AW8: Green Guard: Mock Pol Conv: Newman Club: PMO: SNBA; Unlv Choir ATKINS. DtH OLAS II. I KNGR. ATTMAN. THOMAS i. AUBREY. Kit'll Mill II. S Ft Wayr-e. Tau Kappa Ep«don; Crew-Skull and Cre� c nt. AUGKNSTKIN. II. NICHOLAS S. Hamilton. Ohio H-3: Alpha Bp-� llon Delta. Block P: Camera Club: Mock Pol Conv; Outing Club; Phi Eta Sigma: Sailing Club; Wesley Found. AXELROD. RICHARD II—IM: Chicago. III. Alpha Kpallon Id. Pre . Trea . Pledge Trainer; IF Pres Counc: Scabbard and Blade: INJMM. AYRES. IIONAI.D A. IM Ft Wayne Block P: Lulh Stud Aaan: Unlv Lutheran A aem: SAM. V.)l o IS a AYERS. JAMES K. IM; Rrownxhtirg Hall H-2; Student Senator. Mock I : Newman Club. AYERS. PETER «. CHE; PltUboro. Hall H-3: AlChK. Block P: Catalyst Club: Mock P: Omega Cltl Epsilon. P� H Eta Sigma: Tau Bern PI. AYS ON. KDMt'M) II.- AK: Walluku Maul. Hawaii: Hall HI. Aeronautic and Astronautics Soc: Band: CCC AZHKI.L. MARGARET HU: Decator. I ulime. Standard AW8. A lvl ory Board. ZPKI.I.. A KEEN E A. HU; West Lafayette. Alpha XI Delta; AVI'S; Block P; Green Guard; PMO: Sigma Delta Chi; Untv Choir: WRA. HAAS. JANE A. -Marlon. Alpha XI Delta: Campus Che t; Green Guaid: Home Be Chapter; Mock P: YWCA. KACEVICIVS. AI.OYIIS A. BE; East Chicago. Cary Hall; IEEE. IIAC-HK. TERRANCE W. JM; Frankfort. Semper Fidelia Society. BACHMAN. RUTH A. HU; Terre Haute. Duhme: Block P: OIA: Triton Src-Trea . HAILEY, HAROLD KARL- IM. HAILEY. WANDA I.. HE; Sharon. Penna. WRH; Band; Block P; Green Guard: Home Ec Chapter: Modern Dance Club; Sailing Club: Student Union: Judo Chib. BAKER. EVERETT E.—EE; IndlanapolU. Circle Pine : Circle Pine Trainer: IEEE. RAKER. KENNETH R. PHAR BAKER. MAKNA F.—HE: Dayton. Ohio. State St Ct. ; Court I Social Director. Joint Assemblyman, Pre .; Block P; Kolk-a-Whlrlers: Home Ee Chapter: Mock P: Newman Club; Omleron Nu; Outing Club: Tomahawk: WRA. BAKER. JOHN R—IM Grand Blanc. Mich. Sigma Chi; Block P; 1FC Office; Pep Comm RAKER. STEPHEN !� .—CK: Lambda Chi Alpha. RAKER. WILLIAM—AERO ENGIN Troy. NY Tnrklngton. A] A A; Tau Beta Pi; 8lgma Gammu Tau. BAI.DAUF, ANDREW B. AG; Plttaboro. Block and Bridle HAI.DAI'F, THOMAS—EE. Indlanapoll . BALDRIDGE. BRUCE T. HU. Kappa Delta Rho. BALDWIN. JOSEPH C. JR.—IED. BALDWIN, WESLEY I.. ME: Muncle Alpha Slgm Phi. ASMS. HALLYNTYNE, DONNA J. S; Cleveland. Ohio Beta Tau Alpha; AW'S: Band; DEBRIS; Green Guard; Student Court: Undcrgrad Math Club; Majorette. BALLARD. CHARLES W.—I KNCR: Indianapolis Married Student Court ; AIIE; Judo Club; Alpha PI Mu. HAKKEK. BA ANA L. HU: Pendleton State St. Ct.; Camera Club; Geological 8©c; Outing Club; Purdue Playahop; Town Girls; AID. BARKER. ELIZABETH HU: Orecn burs. Earhnrt; Block P; Green Guard: SNKA. BAKI.O. THOMAS .1. V.TE: Wlilllng, Cary Hall: Sch]-I lr.. AlMetK. Alpha Sigma Mu; ASM BARNETT. REBECCA S. Dayton. Ann Tweed ale: Mem- Chair., AWS; Block P; Collegiate 4-H: Green Guard; Mock P; SNKA: Student Co-op Aa n BARK. JAMES IM: Logansporl. PI Kappa Alpha. C!n� Council. HARR. JANICE K. HU; Loganaport Hall X. Block P. Green Guard. Mock P; SNKA Tomahawk: Winter Wlilap. BARRETT. FRANCIS M. KK. Binghamton. New York; Alpha Phi Omega: IEEE: Ward Org. BARRETT. ROBERT S.-Logansport. 1 1 Kappa Alpha: SNEA. 492 HARSH. MARRY K. CK; Warm -. Phi Kappa Tau: DEBRIS; Accta and Agent ; ASCE; Chi Epullon: 8lgm Delta Chi, Treaa: Skull and Crescent. MARSH-. JOAN E.—HS8B: Chrztcrton. Earhart Hall; Pre Unit B. Bl«k P; Mock P; Unlv Choir; WRH Governing Bd. BAKTKI.T. JAMES T. EE; Orv,ndale. WU Wiley Hall, Exec Sec; Block P; IEEE: Mock P- MARTI,KTT, DONNA BARTON, D01AIKE8 T. HSSK: I-nPofte Newman Club: SNEA MARTI SKA. JAMES A. IBD: South Bead Alpha Tau Omega; Grnrvl Prix Foundation. MASS, MARTHA A.—H88E; WMl UftlyclU. PI Beta Phi. A«t Kush Clirm. Pub Chrm; AW8; Block P; Fresh Clams Counc: Green Guard: Gobi Pepper ; Mock P; Student Union MATTBRTON. PETER EE; Rocky River. Ohio. Owen Hall Treoa; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE. Pendragon; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; tVMRH; Camera Club. IIAI ER. PAI I, E. AG; Ijifayrtte Cere . Chess Club; Wildlife Club; Conservation Club. HEAI.I., WILLIAM L. -IM; Lafayette. Kappa Sigma: Council of Religious Organization. REAM. CRAIG A.- AG KNCK: Columbus. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Vice Pre ; ASAgK: Block P: ISC Office; 08G8: Old Masters. MEASI.EV. JAMES F. IM; Rochester, N.Y Cary Hall; Block P; SAM, MEASI.EV. RICHARD D. EE; Washington. Harwood. 8CA Rep. Sec. HUtorlao. Corp. Trea . Co-op Trea . Pre ; Phi Eta Sigma; Student Co-Op As� n BECHTEL. GARY W.—I KNGK; Indlannpoll . AIMS: Inter- Varsity Church Fellow. KECK H. WILLIAM D. CK HECK. ROBERT J. HE: In.l|anapoll . Alpha Tau Omega; Home Be Chapter. BECKER. ROBERTA M. HSSK: Chicago III Earhart Hall: AWS; SNEA; W'KA: A� � oc for Childhood fid: International Reading Aaari BECKER. THOMAS C. ME: Wiley Hall. KKCKSTKAND. JANET HU: Lafayette. Kappx Alpha Ttietn. Philanthropy Ch.; Hanhel Ru h Councelor: Mock I . BEDEL, ALVIN A. AO; Ruthvllt . Ag Boon Club 493 HKIIIHNOKK. Jl'DY K. -NT: Lafnyeile. Alpha Phi: Block P: Or -rn Guard: Student Union HKIfltlNCKK. RALPH A. -S: Lafayette BMd. KKIMSti, AUGUST ||. BE: Cedar Lake. IEEE; PC1A. BKKKKYOI.D, BJORN OK: O � o. Norway A8CK. Ohl Epsilon BELKNAP, KAY HU. Machlr-ato-Naka. Okinawa Alpha Phi. President: AWS Advisory Board: Block P: Green Guard. Pan-tielite; SNKA HBU. ALEXANDRIA l.ot IKK HU; Kokomo. Alpha Omlcrun Pi. Rush Chrm: A8GK; AWS: Greek Week Comm: Green Guard: Mock P Old Master ; Philhellenic: SNKA: Unlv Choir. HELL. BAKRY H. IM: Columbus. Alpha Put Om.gn: Auto Club: Mock P HKU. I.1.KXX K. AG: BrtUil. Ini Reamers; Collegiate 4-U; Cary Halt, Business Manager. BELL. I.AWKKNCK C. Evansville. Alpha K pal Ion Delta: Phi Etn Sigma. BELLA. JAMES K.—IM: Gary Band: SAM; ACM: AIKSKC. BKNUZIK. HKVKKI.Y BKNCZIK, JOHN P. -XED: Plymouth. Newman Club; Alpha Eta Rho. HEN HER. IIAROM) l JK. 8; Redwood City Collf. McCuteheon Hall, Unit Sec.-Tress.. Lutheran Student Assn BKNKItlX, JOAN -HU BENJAMIN. LAHBY L. S: Fort Wayne, Chnuncey: Block P: collegiate 4-H: Entomological: Outing Club; Mock P: SCA: l.uthem Stiatents. BKNLI. O.MEK S.—I ENGR: Ankara. Turkey. AUK. BKXNKTT. MARY C. I KNOR: Wauwatosa. Wisconsin. Halt X. Pr .: AUK: Mock P: Soc. of Women Eng.; WRX Governing Bd. Woman's Internal! Council. BENSON. KENNETH J.—IM: Den Plaines. III. Cary Hall. Sec.-Tress Unlt-D; Block P; Newman Club: Reamers: WCCR. Tress KKRKKY, I.AKIC1 D. -CHE: Llgonler AIChK: Catalyst Club ttKKG, JAMES II.—IKD; Oyer. Married Student Courts, Unit Senator. Unit Political-Publicity Chrm.: ASTI). Secretary; OIA: Astronomy Club. V Pre ,; Block P; Catalyst Club: ENGINEERING: Newman Club Seniors BKRUK.V, JACK L. OK: Angola. 1 1 Kappa Phi. Secretary: A ROE, BERNARD, BERNADETTE A. HU: Chicago. IHInollt. Alpha Delta Pt; Block P: Green Guard; Major-Minor Club: Modern Dance Club; Newman Club; Pre-vet Club; WRA. BERN El ELD, CAROI.VNE S. NT: ManUcetlo. Shealy. Secretary: AWS: MM Purdue Committee; Block P; Collegiate 4-H; Oreen Guard; University Choir; WRA; I.A.N.S. MERNI.no. RICHARD D. IKI); Fort Wayne. Wiley; ASTD. HERItlGAN. DAN K.- EE: Pone City. Oklahoma. State St. Ct: I EKE; Newman Club: Ward Or BERRY. MARY I.. HE: Indlanapoli. State St. Ct. Secretary: Alpha Lambda Delta: AWS: Block P; Green Guard; Home Ec Cltapt; Kappa Delta Pt: Mock P: Omlcron Nu. Unlv Choir: Unl� - Preaby. Church: Young Rep Club BERTELS. JOHN S. HU: Port Wayne. IIERTNCH. JOHN S. AGE; Greenwood. ASAE; Cary. Joint Council. BKPI.AY. DEANNA HU: Attica. Shealy. S x Chairman: Mock P: Newspaper Personnel Comm. BEST. ERIC N. AK; Whiting: Sigma Gamma T«u: Tau Bet Pi I1EV1NGTON. HILTON D. AG: Gnlveetor. Ag Kcon Club; Old Mailer : Gables Ct. Social Director. Ml DWELL. SEE ANNE HE; Helroer. Duhme. 8liindar.D Chairman: AWS; Block P: Home Ec Chapter: WRA: Young Rep Club: AWS Judicial Board. MIKRY. MAX K. -ME: Lafayette. Acacia. Sentinel; AK.ME: Skull and Crescent; Kootball Manager. HIESECKKK. JANICE ANN -HU: Frankfort Twin Pine , Secretary Drill Team Aux: SNKA: Student Co-op Assn. BILLINGS. DONALD J.—AG: KJora Ag Kcon Club: Band; Collegiate «-M Young Dem Club. HIRCHEIEI.D. ROBERT M. EE; HlU.boro, Weal Virginia NKSEP; Sailing Club. BIS IIOFF. ARNOLD J. AO: Milan. Cary Hall. Ag Ed Sue: 8l0Ck P; Collegiate 4-H: Folk Singer Club; Newman Club; Young Dem Club: POMM; Army Rifle Team: Purdue Varsity Rifle Team; Army Ball Committee. BISHOP. RONALD A. -PHAR; Chr trrton. APhA BIX BY, HOWARD H. AO: Culver. Ag Science Club; Outing Club; Peace Corpt: Purdue Pilot : Ward Org: Canoe Chib. BLACK. MICHAEL W. EE: Fort Wayne. Owen. BLACKMAN. DONALD C. I ENGR; Peru. Cary Hall. Unit Joint Council; A HE. BLACKMAN. JAMES V.—IED; Peru. AlAA; ASTD; Jnd Art Teacher Ed Club. Trea ; Iota Lambda Sigma; SNKA; So.- of Auto Eng. BLANK. THOMAS A.—IED: Loganrport. Wiley Hall. Freshman Counc. ASTD; Iota Lambda Sigma; Newman Club. BLANTON. JOHN W. JR.—8; Cincinnati. Ohio. Fowler Houae, Vic Prr tdeni: Alpha Kpellon Delta: Purdue Pilot . KLAS7.KIKWIC7,. JAMES A. IM Eo l Chicago. Gury Hall. Unit Counc. Unit Host. Pub Chairman, Homecoming Sign Chartman: HLK KWEDKIII.. KOBEKT It.—CE: Lake Zurich. Illlnol . Alpha Phi Omega; ASCE; Band. Institute of Truffle Eng. BLOCKS, DARI.A HU: Chicago. III. PI Beta Phi. V. Prea; AWS: Soph and Junior Cla Counc: Delta Phi Delta. Hutorlan MI.ODGKT. EI.WEVN C. AK; Vevay. Aeronautics and Aeronautic Soc Sigma Gamma Tau; Soc of Auto Eng. HOUGH, DAVID N.— EE; Angolu. Wiley Hall, Senate. Unit Social Director: Unit President: Reamer ; Tau Beta Pi. MLCKAIGH. CAROL ANN PHAR: Fort Wayne. Meredith Hall. Unit Social Chairman; APhA; AWS; Block P: Green Guard; WRA: WRX Governing Bd. HOC KEN, MARGARET II.- -HE; Indlniwpoll . Meredith. AWS; Home Ec Chapter; Mock P: Student Union; WRA. HOES. NANCY ANN HU: Weat l-ufayette. Phi Mu. AWS Rep; AWS: Greek Week Comm; Green Guard; Green Guard Honorary; Mock P Newman Club; 08GB: SNKA. •195 BOKYKK. i. RV W.— MB. Milwaukee, W'li H-3: H-I Unit Pre� ; ASME; Auto Club; Block P; Lutheran Student Aasn: 800 ot Auto Eng; WMRH BOGAN, KAREN MU. BOIS.MENI E. CLYDE K. ME; Wlnnccomie. WUc. Wiley. Joint Auembtyman; ASME; Pi Tau Sigma; Student Union BOI.I1T, JR.. BEN INAHORK ME; 11-2: ASME. BOLES, I� AVII� .MK'II AMI. CHE: Richmond AIChK: Cutalyit Club; Omrea Cbl Kpallon; Tau Beta PI. HOLES. JAMES K.—8; Richmond Circle Pine . President Vice President, Membership Chairman: Geological Society. Sigma Camim Blwllon, HOLEY, RICHARD T. IM; Barberton. Ohio. Plil Della Theta, Warden. BOLIN, STEPHEN KAY OK. Irvlluna polls. H-3. Publicity Dlrector: American Chemical Soc; AlChK; Omega CHI Epsilon: Tau Beta PI Phi lambda Upsllon BONEU ITS. HAROLD A.-CUB: West Lafayette. Phi Delta Thrta. Problem: 1KC. Senior Ruah Prea.; Oimirt BONNER, ROBERT A. ME: Dayton. Ohio, larklngton BOOTS. KATHERINE A. HU: McLean Delta Gamma ltoune Manager: Block P. Green Guard; Major-Minor Club; Mock P WRA. BOKCIIEI.T. GREGG J.—CE: llot KM., STEPHEN It.—IM: Cary BOW EN. MANUKA P. Enrhart BOWMAN. RALPH 1). AE. BOW'YKK. SUSAN K. HU; Joliet. Illinois. CHI Omega. Personnel Chairman. Corresponding Secretary. AWS Judicial Board. Block P: DEBRIS. Personnel Manager: Gold Pepper : Oreen Guard; Home Ec Chapter: Mock P Delegate: Old Maatcra. Personal Hostess: Pan-hellenlc: Theta Sigma Phi; WRA. BOYD. NELSON A.—IED; Indiana poll . SC A. BOYI1EN, THOMAS F.—CliE; South Bend Sigma No. Chaplain: AICHE: Student Duplicate Bridge Club; Student Union DEBRIS Bit At IIAT. WILLIAM I.. ME. BltAIIBl KN. JAMES K. S; Rockvlll. Y.-ung Dem Seniors BKANDBI Y. PETEK W. IM. l'hl Kappa Sigma See. 8 x-. Chairman: Y’oung Republican . Intrnmorale. Ham Radio Club, RKAIIAM. KI TH. A. -8: Duhme. BRANDON. MICHAEL W. ME; Amer. Soc. of Meet. Kngr . Kappa Alpha P l. Che� � Club: H-I Senator, liable Uni! Councilman BKANMNG. THOMAS K. ME: Marlon. 111. Sigma Chi BKE IKMKI.il, CHARLES II. KflK; Lambda Chi Alplia BKKKSK. JOHN P AO; Acacia HKEII’W KISER. ROBERT J. PK BltE.MEK. ( MARI ES A.- EE; Delta Upsllon. BURSTER, FREDERICK l� .—AO; Morgantown. Cary. Sec-Trea . It II ENTER, J. DVSM; HeanbUtfsom. AVMA; Phi Eta. BREWER. CHRISTINA A.—HU; Nappanee. Sigma Kappa. Corresponding Sec.. 1st V. Pres.; Band; Block P; Collegiate -H; Delta Rho Kappa; Green Guard; Kappa Delta PI; OIA: Sigma Delta PI; SNEA; Tau Beta Sigma; WRA. BRIDGE, SI. HU; Went Lafayette. OIA: Delta Rho Kappa: Kappa Delta PI. BRIER. JOHN C—9. BRIGHT. 1 1111.11 GRAHAM IM; Acacia: Glee Club; Gimlet. BRIN. JACK A.—APHA. Illllcl Foundation. V. Pres.: Alpha Epetlon PL BRISCOE. MART E.—S; Meredith. BROOKS, C.—TIT; Warren Hall Standards Chairman; Women Interhall Council. Judical Board; SNEA. BROOKS. JOYCE—HE: CM Omega: Band Majorette: Block P; Senior Clans Council; DEBRI8: Panhellenlc Rush Counselor; Jr. Prom Co. H.E. Lamplighter. BROCK HIRE. S. BROWERS. BCE—HU; Aiwa. Ann Tweedale; Cotleglalt 4-H; 8CA. BROWN. ALAN W.—BSD. BROWN. ASHLAND O.-ME: Prairie View. Texas. Alpha Phi Alpha. Parliamentarian: ASMK: Block P; Jr. and Sr. Class Council. BROWN. BARBARA A.—HE; Cincinnati. Ohio. Alpha CM Omega, 2nd V, Pre .. Pledge Class President. Alpha Lambda Delta. Historian: AWS. V. Pres. Orientations Chrm; Block P: Gold Peppers: Green Guard; Home Kc Chapter: Mortar Bd: Old Masters: Omlcron Nu. Asst. Trcas. Panhellenlc; Pop Comm; WRA: YWCA, Office Chrm: Winter Carnival. Dance CoCbrm. BROWN. HAROLD W. A: Crawfordsvtllo, Cere BROWN, JOHN A.—AG: Kokomo. Tarklngton: Life Sciences Club BROWN. JOHN M. PHAR; Monon. Wiley; APhA; Kappa Psl BROWN, KENNETH L. AC, KNGR; Attica; ASCK BROWN. MICHAEL L.- AG; Mishawaka BROWN, WAVNE—HU: iJiHorte. Fowler Court. BRO .OVICH. JOSEPH M. EE: Chicago. Illinois. McCutcheon; In-temational Relations Club. BRUBAKER, ROY A.—IIU; Kokomo. Delta Chi. Chaplain, Pledge Trainer, Vice-President: Block P; Counc of Religious Org: Class Council. Jr.. Sr.: BUB Student Fellow; Mock P: PCIA: Purdue Playshop: Scabbard and Blade: SNEA: Young American for Freedom; Young Rep Club. President. BRUCE, ROBERT A.—EE: Albuquerque. New Mexico. Fowler House: IEEE, secretary. Vice Chairman: Mock P; Outing Club. Vice Pres: Tau Beta PL Hill NK, SHEILA A.- HE; Fountaintown Knrhart: Home Ec Chapter: Major Minor Club; WRA. BRUNSWICK. MARY—HU. BRYAN, THOMAS II. -ME: Evansville. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Rush Chairman; Frosh Swim Team. Mgr. Bl'CKMAN, JOHN M. EE: Llbcrtyvtlle. III. Railroad Club; Sounding Staff. BULLOCK. MICHAEL K. BCMBAI.ES. ANDREW 8.—IED; Gary. PMO: Unlv Choir; Unlv Presbyterian Church. BIOL. RICHARD II. CB: Elyria. Ohio. Sigma Phi Epsilon. House Manager; AIChE: Catalyst Club, President; OSG8; Omega Chi Ep-sllon; Tau Beta Pi. BURCH. ALAN It.—AG; Monterey. Wiley; Ag Ed Soc: Baptist Student Fellow; Block P. 497 HITCH. BRICK ALLEN ME. Fori Wayne. Cary Hall, Joint Council; ASMK: PI Tau Sigma; Soc of Auto Eng. HI ROES . MARILYN JEAN -HR; Mitchell Sigma Kappa. ReKU-trar; Block P: Green Guard. Home Kc Chapter; Mock P: 8NEA; Student Union: YWCA. Bt KKART. IIKI.LN ANN—HU; Conneravllle Earhart Hall; Newman Club; 8KKA; Block P HI KKHAKT. RONALD—KB; ML Vernon Club 25; Be A: Band; Kappa KnpiKi Pet; Reamer . KLSII. WILKIE LOYD. JR. IKD: Elkhart. Wiley Hall; AOTD: V.P.: Bn nit; Mock P; 0808; Grand Prlx: Court Jertera; Judo Club. ASTMK; WOTS. HITLER, SANDRA K.—HU; Indiana polla. Alpha Delta PI. Aaat Treaa, Efficiency Chrm; AWS; Bapttrt Student Fellow: Cam pua Chert, Treaa; EXPONENT, Night Ed; Green Guard; Yournc Kepub, Sec’y. HITT, I.Al III:—AG; Monllcello. FUrmhoune: A Econ Club; Bund; Greek Week Comm; Student Union; Collegiate t-H. BYCZYNSKL DENNIS JAMES -IM; Chicago. III. Cary Hall; Block P; Student Union. BYERS, MARY Mlr-HU; Romney. Chi Omega. Art Chrm; AWS; Campu Cheat: Block P; Greek Week Comm; Green Guard; Mock P. HYKOWSKl. JANE ANN- Frankfort. Kappa Kappa Gnmrna. Mar- hnl; Block P; Mock P: 8.NF.A. CADWKLL. LARRY LYLE—AO: Rolling Pralrlr. Alpha Beta: Archery Club: Wildlife Club CAIRNS. DAVID ROSS—KK; Newport Beach. Calif Drill Team; IEEE CAI.DKKONK. JOHN GEORGE—EE: Skokie, 111 Gnble Ct: Newman Club; Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta PI. CALDW ELL. CAROL A. HU; Kappa Alpha Theta. CALDW ELL. KENNETH JOSEPH -CHE; Glen Ellyn, III. Kappa Delta Rho. Ru� h Chrm. Pre ; AIChE: Block P; Cataly.i Club; Skull and Crracent: Student Union; Var Football Mgr. CAMERON. SANDRA J. HU; Indlanupoll. Meredith Hall. Senior Counselor; Block P; Drill Tram Aux; PI Delta Plil. CAMPBELL. DONALD s.-AE; Hyattsvlile. Maryland. Kappa Delta Rho, Scholarablp Chairman; Aeromodeler : OSGS: Sigma Gamma Tau: Tau Beta PI. CAMPBELL. GARY' J.—I KNOR; Awleraon. Kappa Sigma: P.ueh Chairman; AIIE, CAMPBELL. JAMES L. IM Pontiac, Michigan. Kappa Sigma; Block P; Student Union. CAMPBELL. NANCY A. HE; Bcanl.loitsoni Meredith Hall; Home Ec Chapter; Mock P. CANFIELD. THOMAS N.—KB: Ladue, Mlaaourl. Sigma Chi. Pled .' Trainer. Rush Chairman. Eta Kappa Nu; Omirron Delta Kappa Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta PI. CANKLING, STEPHEN L. CAPPER. KAREN K. S; Mor.tlcello. Sailing Club; Town Girls CARA DONNA. John W.—MB; North Vernon. Wiley Hall; Soc of Auto Eng, CARLO CIST. VICTORIA M. HU; Barrington. Illtnola. State St Lt; Joint Aasembly Representative; Purduettee; PMO: 8NEA; Univ. ----- ------.....„------� r.iern spring., luinoia. Kappa Kappa Gamma, l nbellenlc Counselor; Clone Council. Fr and Soph Secre- n?'1 Btock P; Mo,'k P: MorUr Bo� nt; OIA; Univ. Choir: Beta Delta Nu. CMt.MO.NKY, 81!B- P. CARNAHAN, JOHN F.—IM. CARPENTER. JOHN A. KB. CARROLL. JON STEPHEN -F.K; Roanoke Owen Halt CARTER. DAVID J.—KSK: Kenmore. New York. Phi Sigma Kappn-Steward; Band. Uaptlrt Student Fellow; Pin Eta Sigma; Sigma Gamma Tau: Ihirdue Soc of Engineering Sciences CARVER. JOHN PRESTON—I KNOR; Rocl.erter Hoit� e; AIIK. Pre : ASTMK; Alpha Pi Mu. New York. Orad 408 CASH, JOHN 8.—UK. (-AS1KUANOS, RICHARD J.- I ED; Car) ASTI): Married Student Council; Young l em Club. CAI DEI.I.. MARTHA J. HE: NobleavlU . Phi Mu. Vice-Pro : AWS: Cia � Council- yr«; Sec of Cla� � -Jr. Sr. yw: Collegia to 4-H: DEBRIS; Creek Week Comm: Homo Ec Chapter: Lutheran Student A- n: Mock P: PMO: Untv Choir: WRA; Young Rep Club; Cold Pepper . CAYINDER. THOMAS CK; Wlieatflekl Band. tAWl.ll.L, JAMES ( AWOOD. KENNETH E.-HU; ShelbyvUI . Wiley H«ll. Block P 4 ENGEL. DENNIS KK. Hammond. Young IVm Club. CHALMERS. JOHN K. IM; Houston. Texa . A8MK: Married Student Counc; 8A.M. CHAO. HECTOR B.—KK; Havana Cuba. IEEE CHAPLIN. CHARLES R. AO; Ml Vernon Cary; Agronomy Club: Cere ; Block P. CHAPMAN. JOHN A. -EE. RoK.burg. Oregon Wiley: KMRX 4 HANDLER. OAKY 8; Ruaatavlll Block P. ll4slate 4-H. Outing Club; Ward Org. ( HANKY. JOHN W. - S CHEN. CIIACNOKY 4 . KK: Kuala Lumpur. MalaysU Caryl Chinese Student Club: Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE; Phi Ktn Sigma; Tau Betn PI. CH14.AS, JOHN M. 8: Hammond. McCutcheon; American Chemical Society: calumet Campua. CIIOVAN. JOSEPH A. I ENGR; Racine. Wisconsin Alpha Phi Mu: AIIE: Sailing Club: Canoe Club. Tau Beta Pi 4THUSMA.N. tiERKY—8: Belvldere. 111. Cary. Councilman: Della KiW Kappa: Under Grad Math Club. WCCR. PRN. CHRISTENSON, WARNER P. MTE: Canlon. OhJo. Cary. Council-man Alplia Pht Omega: AIMetE: Block P. CHRISTMAN. CYNTHIA J. -HU. CHRISTOPHER. JOHN . Ht Brooketon. 499 CRUSTY, PHI LI 1 L.—AG: Matthew . Gable : Agronomy Club; Du-Pilate Bridge Club. (IIYIIA, DAVID II.- 8; Whiting. H-4; Var lty Basketball; Varsity Baseball; American Chemical Society, Prerident; Delta Rbo Kappa. Cl hon. Itoi.mt W.—IED; Hammond. Young Dem. Club. (LACK. MARJORIE U. HU: Indianapolis. SNKA: ACE. CI.AKK. OAKY U—MB: Marlon, Ohio. Sigma Alpha Epailoo. Chaplain; AlIE; ASTE; A STD; BlocK P: Gimlet; Purdue Pilots. Vice President; Varsity Tennis. CLARK. HOWE K. IED; Brownsburg. Wiley. CLEM. DARWIN AO: FlanelMO. H-4. CLEMENTS. VICKI—HU: Dayton. Ohio. Ann Tweedale; AWS: Green Guard; SNKA. CLINK. GWENDOLYN HE; South Bend. Alpha Chi Omega. Cultural Chairman, Ass'l Treasurer; Christian Science Org: Sopli Class Council; Green Guard; Old Masters; Purdue Playshop. CI.ODKEI.TEK. LARKY—AG; Rockville. Farm House: Ag. Ed. SOC.: Block and Bridle: DEBP.IS: Drill Team. CLOUSE. RICHARD O.-HU; Wallace. Kappa Delta Pi; 8NKA. COBB. LINDA S.—HU; South Bend. PI Beta Phi. Pledge Trainer: Block P; Football Seating Comm; Modern Dance Club; Name Pines Comm: Wildlife Club: Block P; Fro h Class Sec: Gold Pepper ; Green Guard Honorary: Mock P: OSGS: Old Masters: Beta Delta Nu. COCKE RILL, ELEANOR HF.: Parker. Meredith Hall. President: AWS; Block P; Home Ec Chapter; Mock P; Wesley Found. CODNKIt. EDWIN A.—IM. COHEN. ELAINE—HU: Cleveland Heights. Ohio. Vawter; SNEA: WRA: Kappa Delta PI: Outing Club COLE. ANN—HU: South Bend. PI Beta Phi. Programs Chairman: Student Union; Block P: AWS; Green Guard: Soc of American ZZZ Chairmen; Catalyst Club; Amateur Radio Club: Collegiate 4-H; Mock P: Unlv Choir; WRA. COLE. ROBERT A.—IM; Indians poll . Alpha Tau Omega. Vice President. Pledge trainer, social chairman: Arnold Air Soc. Commander: Block P; MU Ball Comm. Gen Sec’l. COLE, WILLIAM H—IED; Indianapolis. Wiley; Iota Lambda Sigma; Alpha Eta Rho. COLEMAN. KARL It.—AG: Indianapolis. Wiley; Ag Keen Club; Ag Ed Soc: Alpha Zct ; Collegiate 4-H; Phi Ktu Sigma. COlAiLAZIER. MARIETTA s. AG; Mitchell. Vawter. Warren. Gov. Board. Senior Counselor: AWS; Baptist Student Found: Block P: Cotlegiate 4-H; Mock P; WR1I Governor : WRA. Seniors COLLINS. KENNETH L.—AG: Rochdale. Anal Work Mgr: Vln-cenne . Agronomy Club; Aulo Club: Or«, See; Collegiate 4-H; Student Co-op A«n. COLLINS. TERRY B.—8: Hammond. Fairway. V. Pro, Pres. Work-Chrm.: Delta Rho Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Reamers; Student Co-op Assn. CO ETA ItT. PHILIP r.—IM; Clarendon Hills, III. Tarklngton Hall. Athletic Dtr.: Alpha Epsilon Delta; Mode P; Tomahawk. Sr. Adv; S.A.M.; Varsity Basketball Manager. COI.VKKT. ELSTON 8. AE: Cary Hall. Unit Councilman; Hand; PMO: sailing Club: Block P: Sailing Club: Soc. of Auto Eng: Student Union; Unlv Choir; Unlv Presbyterian Church: WCCR. COLVIN. JAMES It.—IM; lUclinxmil. Cables Ct; Newman Club COMBS. JAMES j, HU, Vincennes CO.MINGORE. I . I'HII.II USD; Waynetown. Circle Pin -. HUtor-lan. Standards Comm.. V. Pres.; In Kd Club; lota Lambda Sigma. Sec-Treaa. Pre� . CONARD. 81'SAN J.—H. CONKLIN, ROBERT VV.—CE: Aurora. Ill Fowler House. Pres ASCB; Chi Epsilon; Omlcron I el« Kapp«: Pendragon; Pershing Rifles; Phi Eta 81gma; Tau Beta PI. CONLEY. LINDA I..—HU; Dearborn Hw, Mich. Alpha Phi. Rush Counselor: Block P: Purdurttea; Unlv Presbyterian Church: WRA; Young Rep Club. CONNER, MARGARET A.- HU; New Palestine A1 pita XI Delta. House Mannger; APhA: Bawl; Block and Bridle; Block P; EX-PONENT: OIA: Greek Week Comm: Green Guard; PHARMACIST; PCI A: SNEA: Unlv. Choir; WRA. CONRAD. PHYLLIS AG; Lafayette. Ear hart. Standards; Alpha lambda Delta: Block P; Interliall Council, v.p. CONRAD. ROGER L.—AO; Bremen. Beta Sigma PaL President; Ag Kd Soc; Block and Bridle; Poultry Club. COOK. JAMES j.—MET; Chesterton TarklngtOn Hall. AIMctK. ASM: Newman Club. COOK, JUDY I..—HE: Speedway. Meredith. Student Advisor. 5r. Advisor. Senior Counselor: Block P; Green Guard: Home Ec Chapt: Mock P: WRA. COOK. LARRY O. IM; Zlonsvllle Purdue Pilot . COOK. SANDRA L.—HU: Franklin Phi Mu. Rush Chairman: Angel Flight; Block awl Bridle; Block P: Collegiate «-H; Green Guard: Mock P; OSGS-Jr Board; Pan-Hellenle; Unlv Choir; Prom Comm COONEY. JAN—ME: Browns burg Cary. Treasurer: Pi Tau Sigma. COOPER. JOHN—CHE; Pueblo, Col. Sigma Chi: AICHK: Catalyst. COO REMAN, CAROL A. HE: 8outh Bend. Block P: Green Guard: Home Be Chapter; Kappa Delta Pt: Mock P; Newman Club: Omlcron Nu; WRA. COPLEN, MARTHA L- HU; Warsaw. Alplia Delta PI; AWS; Block P; Green Guard; 0908: SNEA; Gotddlggcr Ball and Winter Carnival Committees. CORD, KllARl 8.- -HU: Waynelown, Chi Omega: Alpha Lambda Delta: Block P; Campus Chest; 1P63 Class Council: Della Rho Kappa; Green Guard: Kuppa Della PI: Pep Comm; SNEA; WRA. CORKY. ROBERT J.—AO: Indiana toll . Baptist Student Union. CORPUS, SANTOS—HU; Gary-. Newman Club; Varsity Athletics. CORKADO. PAUL G.—AO: Chicago. 111. Phi Kappa Theta. Social Chairman: Alpha Phi Omega: llort Club; Newman Club. CORRIGAN, MAI KEEN M.—HU: Gary. Chi Omega. Treasurer; Block P: Green Guard: OSGS; SNEA. CORYA. JOHN AG; Greens burg. Alpha Gamma Rho. Pres; Ag Counc: Block awl Bridle: IFC office: IFC Pres Count COUCH. JAMES II.—A. 501 COX. HAKI.KS A. IM: Birmingham, Mich Debate Club: Soc of Auto Eng; WCT8: Zouave ; SAM COX. OAKY V. IKD; Indlanapotl . C� ry; Alplrn Eta Ktio; Grand Prtx: Unit Counc 0X. JAMES C. PKM. CRAIO. C llltlsTI.S'K A. HU. Wem Igifayettr Kappa Alpha Theta. Block P; Green Guard; Newman Club; AKD. CKAIO. JOHN R. E8B: IndUnapott DEBRIS. Photography Bd B'talMa Manuirer: Iron Key: Omleron Delta Kappa. Phi Kta Sigma; SlCrna Delta Chi: Tuu Beta PI: Beta Delta Nu. (KUI.L, JAMKS . IM: Gary. Cary. Unit political l� lr, Jolnl Councilman; Mock P; SAM CRAMER. CAROL A. HU: Hammond. PMO; Sailing Club; Gemini Club: AIKSKCUS. CKAMKK. I.AIIKY K. CUB; Hammond. Married student Ct� , AIChK: Catalyst Club; Omega Chi Epsilon; Sailing Club: Tnu Beta PI. CRANDALL. THOMAS D. KOK: Indianapolis. Dover SCA-Rep; XI Sigma Ptj Forestry Club; Mock P: Phi Kta Sigma; Reamer . CRANK. JIM C.—PHAR; Gr.enMiurg. Fowler Roane. Treasurer. Soc Dir; Alpha Phi Omega; APhA; ChrUtlan Found: Mock P: Purdue Stu ChrUtlan Fellow CRANE. RON A 1.1) U. I RKASKY. ELAINE L. -HU. CKILI.. DKNNIs «. BE; Fort Wayne Tarklngton WHRC: IEEE; PMO. CKOCKKTT. JANET K. HU: Lafayette. Kappa Alpha Theta. Pan-liel Del; Green Guard; Panhcllcnlc; Purduettca; Unlv Choir. CROOK. JAMKS I.. AK: Wilkenaburg. Penn. FMwIer House. Soc Comm. Standard ; Alpha Kta Rho; Aero and Amro soc: Block P; Soc of Auto Eng; Tau Beta PI. CROUCH. MILLIARD CROW. BARBARA J. HU: Attica Alpha Della PI; Alpha Lambda Delta: Camptu Cheat. Sec: Greek Week Comm; Green Guard: Pan-helienlc. CHI LI.. THOMAS E. CHE; Fort Wayne AIChK; Outing Club CRl'MP. LINDA K. HK; Indlanapoll Block P; Home Kc Chapter; Mock P; Modem Dance Chib: Purdue Playahop; Wealey Found: Young Rep Club. CUBE!.. JERKY L.KK. Seniors Cl'BKL JERRV L. -BE. CUNDIFF. JAMKS B.—IKD; Haminood. ASTD. CUNDIFF, JUUA—HU; Muncle. Meredith. Unit Social Chairman; Block P. Green Guard: Newman Club; SNEA; WRX Governing Bil. Executive Bd. CUNNINGHAM. CHARLES S. -PE Bridgeport. Illinois. Tarklng-ton. Vanity Athletic . CUNINGHAM. Kl.l.KN J. HU. CURRIE. JAN K.—HU: Cincinnati. Ohio. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Vice President: Block P: Gold Peppera; Green Guard: Mock P; Mortar Bd: OIA; Panhellenlc. Senator: Pence Corpn; PCIA WRA. President; Beta Delta Nu; Honda Club. CURTIS. CATHERINE ! .—8; Monon. Alpha Phi Block P: Greek Week Coram; Green Guard: Mock P; TNX. DAHKOWI.uk. RICHARD CK. South Bend ASCE. 502 D.VGON. JOHN It. JK. IM; ImtlannpoUr. Phi Kappa PM. Pledge Trainer; Mock P; Newman Club; Grand Prlx. DALKSSANDKO, NANCY M. Ill'; Beverly Shore Slxmn Kappa: Newman Club; Pnnhel; SNBA. HAM SION. KATHIF A. 8: Wert Lafayette, Kappa Alpha Theta, AMt Treat; Alpha Lambda Delta: Block P. DAMKI.S, JOSKPII M. HU; iBrilanapoll . H-3; Block P; Delta Kho Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma: Yount; Rep Club. IIAXX, JOHN It.- S. HA NT, 4. MICHAKL- CK: Bvnnavlhr Cary; A8CK HA.ltl.ING. KARL H. 8; LaPorte Archery Club; Band. Camera Club: Collegiate 4-H; ChemUtry Club. OAS.SK, KmVAKI! C. -KB: Sootla. New York. Trianxle, Hotue Man, Operator Dir; ENGINEER: OIA. DATA. JOANN I.. S; WVil Ivifayette. Alpha BpMIOn Delta Alpha Lambda Delta; Delta Klio Kappa; Town Girl . Financial Chm: WRA. DAt'GIIKRTY. CKRRY It. AK; Springfield. Maw- Aeromodc'.cm: Sigma Gamma Tan; Tau Beta PI: AIAA. IIAVIOSON. RICHARD 4. KK; Boat Liverpool, Ohio. Block P Canoe Club. DAVIS. BARBARA- PHAft: Lafayette. APHA; Kappa Bpslton; Town Girin; WRA. DAVIS. CHERYL A.-HU: Burnettavllle. Warren: Block P. DAVIS. DAVID K.—PHAR: F.varwvllle. PI Kiipiki Phi, Chaplain, Pub. P.el Chm. DAVIS, DAVID )t. PHAK; Plainfield. DeBarry House: APhA: Newman Club: WCTS. DAVIS. JOHN E.—IED; Sheridan. Sola Lambda Sigma DAVIS, KENNETH KSK: Grot,- Polnte. Mich L-.mb.la Chi Alpha Treat, Sec'y; Crew; Skull and Crescent: Unlv Presbyterian Church, Oarmen, Sec'y; Soc of Eng Science . Treaa. DAVIS. MARK ALBERT ME; Beaver Dam NY. Tarklngton Hall: ASMK; PI Tuu Slgnin; Tau Beta PI. DAVIS. QUENTIN KDWAlU) HU; Indlanapoll . ASMK; PCIA; Word Org; Chrm Natl — Intematl Affair Comm Student Senate): Student-Fac Student Affatra Comm; Dean of Men' Student Traffic Comm. DAVIS, RONALD —BV8M. DAVIS, WILLIAM «. BE; Owenaville. Wiley Hull; Bin Kappa Nu; 1KKK; Mock P; Phi Eta Sigma DAWSON. JOIINNV BRUCE BE; Logamiport. Bin Kappo Nu; IBBB, Chrm; Tau Beta PI. DAVISSON. JOHN N.--P. DAYTON. DAVID COLEMAN KB; Springfield. Ill IT Kappa Alpha. Prca: DEBRIS. Photo Kd: Gimlet; IXC Judicial Rd: IK Pre.v Cou; Mock P; Newman Club; Ointcron Della Kappa; Sigma Della Chi; Skull and Creacent. DKBOY, GAIL ROBERT -MB; RowvUIe. Phi Bin Sigma: PI Tau Sigma. DKIIOY. LARRY KENT CK: Dayton. ASCE. DKC'KAKU. LAW'ltKNt K DAVID CK; Cn.wford Vllle ASCE DKCKKIt. RONALD K. AG; Broekaton. Kartnhoiiae; AORICUI, TURI8TS: Alpha Zeta; Old Marten; Skull and Cre eent; Greek Week Comm. DKCKKIt. SUSAN MARYANXK -HE: Highland Alpha Della PI Kuah Chrm: AWS: Block P: Count of Religion Org: Drill Team Aux; Green Guard. Home Be Cltapter; Mock P: Panhellenle; Untv Lutheran Atsem. DEE. JOHN JOSEPH— IM: Highland. Alpha Chi Kho, Treat: Block P; Mock P. DKKTZ. SHIRLEY DKGER. KKTUKK IE. 503 UK liHArre-VHEID, KENNETH IIU; Skokie. 111. Phi Kappa Pal. Pres,, flush Chalrmnn. 1)K I-A CROIX, MARGARET I..- HU; We t Lafayette. Delta Gamma. Scholarship Chairman, Rituals Chairman; Block I ; Green GuaKl: Mock P: OSGS; YWCA. DKUAVKN. IIA Kit AKA J. KU: Alpha. Delta Pi. Social Ch.. Pub-llclly Ch; OSGS: AWS. Projects Bd.; Green Guard: Young Republican : A8G; Student Union; PAC. BEUCH. JOSKl-H M.—S; Chicago, 11L Alpha Tau Omega; Crew: Gimlet. DKMING, KENNETH R. ME; Washington. D. C. Tau Kappa Ep •lion, Sergeant-at-arms; ASMK; PMO; Unlv. Choir. DEMPSEY. JAMES -• EE: Cincinnati. Tlieta Chi. Scholarship Chairman. Historian: Amateur Raillo Club; Eta Kappa Nu: Mock P; Plil Kta Sigma; Tau Beta PI. HEXING, DANIEL K.—KE; Richmond. Cary Hall. Program Director. WCCR; Alpha Phi Omega; Eta Kappa Xu: IEEE; Mock P; Pendrngon; Tomahawk; WCCR: PP.N, President. DENNISON', MARY K.—HE; Momencc. Vawter; Block P, Home Ec Chapter: Newman Club; WRA; legion Of Vary. Treasurer. DENTON, KATHLEEN HU Garden City, New York. Alpha XI Delta: AWS; GoMdlggers Ball Pub. Chrmn: Christian Science Org: Greek Week Comm; Green Guard; WRA; PI Delta Phi. DE PLATO, VICTOR P.—IM: Tonnwnnda. New York. IM; Newman Club: Soccer Team; Judo Club: Soc for the Advancement of Burlne« DERBY, KATHRYN E.—S; West Alexandria, Ohio. Seta Tau Alpha, WRA Representative; Block P; Green Guard; Mock P; Jr Prom Committee; YWCA. DESMOND. MARTHA E.—HU; Indlannpollj. Stualy. Library Comm; Chairman; WRA: German Club. Treasurer. DKTWILEH. NANC'V E.—S. DKT7.ER, ROBERT L.--MTE; Tell City. Owen. Senator; Camera Club; AIMetE. DK VAULT, GERALD A—F. DE VINE. «ILUAM T.—IKD. DEVORE. BERNARD C.—H; Indianapolis Sigma Nu, House Manager. DKWKNTKR. JOHN C.. JR. - HU: Lifayetle. Phi Gamma Delta. President: Block P: Soph Clasts Council, President: DEBRIS. Editor In Chief: Gimlet; IF Prex. Counc: Iron Key; Omleron Delta Kappa; Sigma Delta Chi; Skull and Crescent; Beta Delta Nu. DEYOl'NG, SCOTT H.—CHE; Chicago, III. H-2. Senator: American Chem Soc: AIChE; Catalyst Club: Mock P; Wesley Found: Canoe Club. DICE, ROBERT C.. JR. -IM: Dayton. Ohio. Sigma Phi Bptlloa. Pledge Trainer; Claa Council, fresh and Soph: EXPONENT; ACM. DICKEY. DARKY M—PHAR: Hobart. APhA; PHARMACIST. DICKINSON. ROBERT � ., .III.--PHAR; Covington. Cary. Joint Council: APhA. D1CKMAX. RAYMOND E.—PHAR; Tell City. H-l. APhA-JPhA. DID DAY'. RICHARD L.—KB; Cincinnati. Ohio. H-3. Senator. Fr council Advtior; ENGINEER. Managing Ed.; Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE; Mock P; Omleron Delta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi 8lgma: Tau Beta PI; KMRX; 8tudont Vol Corps. DIETRICH. ALFRED M.—IM; Genes . New York Sigma Alpha Kpellon; SAM. DIGGIXS. MARY S.—HU. DIMMICH. ELAINE II.— HU: Boswell Warren. Corridor Cbm.: Wesley Found. DIN KMART, MICHAEL L.—IM; Elkhart. Student Union; SAM D1NN, RUTH ANA HU; Duhme DISBKO. STEPHEN M-—PHAR; Sootlsburg. Owen Hall; APhA DISQl'E, WILLIAM E-—VET SCI: Alexandria. Acacia, Soc Chm.; AVMA. DOAN. JOSEPH C. ME; Frankfort Beta Theta PI, vp; Block P; Vor Baseball. 50-1 DOBSON. LEONARD VERNON—CE; Bloomington Cory Hall: A8CB: Block P; Chi EpsliOn: Tau Beta Pi. DOCTOR. STEVEN RICHARD—EE; Brighton. IEEE: Ward Ore DOKBI.ING. .MARC JO KIKWBRT—Louisville. Ky. Glenwood: Block P: Orcen Guard: Purdue Playshop; Purdueiiea; Student Co-op Allan; Unlv Choir; Wra. DOl.KAWSKI.I, CONRAD S. DOI.SON. RICHARD CHARLES—AK; Griffith. Alpha Sigma Phi Ruth Ohm. Pledge Trainer, Editor; Purdue Pilot . Scabbard and Blade. RDMICtowski, DENNIS WAI.TER—PIlAR; New I,onOX. III. PiiJ Kappa Theta. Steward; APhA; Newman Club. DONAIIL'E. Mil'll A El. FRANCIS—CHE: Roche.ter. N.Y. Gabtee Ct: AIChK; Camera Club; Catalyst Club; Mock P; Unlv Choir: W8BA. HONOC.HUK. GEOFFREY A.—Of: Kenilworth. III. Fowler House Senator. WCTS: Block P; Dolphin Club: Old Masters; Purdue Pilots; Quarterdeck; Railroad Club; Sailing Club; Scabbard and Blade. DOOI.KY, JANE FRANCKS- S: Ftossmoor, III. Am Chem Soc; Mock P; Newman Club; OIA; Student Volunteer Corps. DRAG. DENNIS JOHN -CB: Gary. PI Kappa Alpha, Treaa; ASCE. Jr Class Council; ENGINEERING: Mock P; Newman Club. RKAPAO. MICHAEL JOHN—EE; Whiling. McCutCheon Hall Senator of Floor. DREW. WALTER K.—HU: Lafayette. Arnold Air Soc: Karate Club; Soc of Auto Eng; Young Rep Ctub. RKOHIMI. JAMES I..—ME; Tarklngton Hall; Murray Hill, New Jersey; Purdue Drill Team; Mock P: ASME. DUANE. WALTER It.—EB. DUDAS. STEVE I.VNN—KE; East Chicago. Wiley Hall. Senator: Alpha Phi Omega; ASME; Army Honor Gunrd: Btock P; IEEE; Mock P; Pershing Rifles; Unlv Presbyterian Church. DUDLEY. STEPHEN SHERMAN—S; Burlington. Wis Beta Theta Pi; Crew; Gimlet; Phi E'a sigma; Skull anil Crescent. HI FEY. RICHARD LFE--1M; Clnrksvllle. Lambda Chi Alpha, v.p.: SAM; MBS EC. Pres; Class Counc. DUKE. JOHN THRUSH—CHE; Kent, Ohio. Triangle, floe Chrm Chaplain: Alpha Phi Omega; Army Honor Guard: Ftosfa Class Council; Folk-a-Whlriers: Phi Eta Sigma: Sailing Club: Student Gov't; OSCR. DI PUIS. DIANE KAY -Tulsa. Okla. Phi Mu. House Mgr. Treas; AWS; Block P; Froth Clns Council; OSGR; WRA DURHAM. FRANK A.—1M: Anderson Cary Hall; Newman Club: SAM. 505 DUXKLK, HKVKKI.Y- IIK: Cincinnati. Ohio. Zetn Tau Alpha. AMI. Treasurer. Pledge trainer: AW8: mock P; Green Guard: Home Be. Chapter: Mock P: Omlcron Nu; Panbellonle Council: Student Union: wrt.v DUN.V, ROBERT E. AG BNOR: Decker. ASAgK: Mock P; Newman Club. in so. joannk HU; Joliet, Illinois. Dub me. Block P: student Union; .Modern Dance Club. Ill ISOLD. I.At HENCE It.--S; Homewood, lilinot Wiley; Cite' Club; American Chemical Soc., President 1961-65; Newman Club. lit TTI.INOEK. MARILYN It. HE; Kaut . Wnrren Hall: WRH Club Secretary; WRH and WltA Representative; WIU1 Executive Board Secretary; Block P: Green Guard; Home Ec. Chapter; Mock P; Newman Club: WRH Hall Council. DYKHUI7.HN, Jl IHTH A. HU: Kt Wayne. Chi Omega: Campus intent; Green Guard; Mock P; Newman Club. EARNEST, ROBERT T. IM; Ruahvllle Bela Theta Pi: Peace Corp . HASTES, W11.1. It. KB; Garret EASTWOOD. JOHN II. HU; Che t r. Pennsylvania. Alpha Chi Rbo. Pre� klent: Canterbury A n.: Counc. of Religious Ore.; Claw Council. Sophomore: Debate Club: Forerulc Union: Unlv. Choir. EBERT. I'llYI.I.IS K. -HU: Gary. Karhart. ECKERT. RICHARD K. KK; Hillsdale, Michigan. Triangle, Accountant; Camera Club: Exponent; IKE: WBA A; WCCR. KCKI.E.MAN, I.AHRY D. CHE: Columbu' Catalyst Club; Tau Beta PI KDMUNDSON. DAN I El. C.--KK: Anderson. PI Kappa Alpha. Secretary, Alumni Secretary: Block P: Eta Kappa Nu: EXPONENT: Phi Eta Sigma: Mock P: Omlcron Della Knppa: Scabbard and Blade; SiKina Delta PI; Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi: DDtlngulshrd Military Student: Beta Delta Nu: Student Faculty Committee. EEERON. BARRY J.—MTE; Baltimore. Maryland. Sigma Alpha Mu, AlMctK; Army Honor Guard; HlHsl Found; Srabbnrd and Blade: ASM. ECOI.ESTON, PETER M. -HU: Glen Ellyn. Illinois, Old Masters Personal Hoot: 1FC Office. Senior Board. PoUtlcal Director: IF Press Counc.: Director Stud. Gov. Off, of Public Relations: Student Body Prc . Cabinet; Student Senate. Pres. Pro Tem: Skull and Crescent. KICKIIOFF, DENNIS It. —S; Indlanapolu. Alpha Sigma Phi. Pr«� : Band; Delta Rho Kappa; IF Pres Counc: Phi Eta Sigma: Unlv. lei the ran A seem. Eli.EK. DOYLE A.—AG: Warsaw Ag Keen Club; Alpha Zeta. KKLUNH. WILLIAM 1M: Sunnyvale. Calif. Phi Delta Thrla. Trea EI.IASON. DONNA J. HU: Centerville. Block P: Collegiate «-H: Newman Club; SNEA. ELLIOTT. DAVID l . S; Pittsburgh. Penn. Military Band; Phi Eta Sigma: University Presbyterian Church; Foreign Study Program. Seniors EMERSON, RONNIE Block P. EXPONENT; Sec. Jr. Clli� Candidate, Jr. Cliuu Council; 8NKA; AmIM Social Chairman EMMONS. JAMES K. JK. 1KD; Mllroy. A8TD; Auto Club. Won! Ore.; Sailing Club; Cir.mil Prix. ENGEI.RRKCHT. NORM IV. MTS; Port Wayne. AIM IK ENGEI.KING. CONNIE J. S; Sprlngfiel.1, III. Ouhme. AWS: Block I’; Mock P; Unlv. Choir. ENCiKKSKI. JEROME 0.—ME; Calumet City, III. Clan Council; Olrui Officer; ASME: Arnold Air Soc.: Mil Ball Comm.; Newman Club; Soc of Auto Eng; Stuilent Court; A8TMK HNGI.ISH. JIM C. EE. Elkhart. Bt� Kappa Nu. Treanuror Tau Beta PI. ENYEART. DEAN It.—S: Purdue Student Chrt«tlnn Pel low : ACM; UDdergrnd Math Club, EKH. JAMES I..- EB: Belleville. Pa Inter-Varsity Church Fcllow- hlp; Tau Beta PI. ERICKSON. MARCIA A. HU; Weat I-afayette Kappa Alpha Theta. V. Pr .. Block P; Campu Cheat; Gold Pepper ; Greek Week Comm; Green Guard: Mortar Bd; SNEA; Student Union. Sr. Bd : Junior Prom Steering Comm. ERI.ENKACl.il. CAROf, E. HU; Peru. Alpha Omlcron PI: Panhel. Rep; Ansel Flight: AW8; Block P; Greek Week Comm; Greon Guard; Old Master . Mock P; Newman Ctub; Panhel; Unlv Choir; Young Dem, Club; AWS. Ml Purdue Comm. KKWOOD. JAMES K. IM: Indlanapoll . Tlteta Chi. Social Chrm SAM. KsriCH. tm.l.t.AM A. ME; Ix ul� vi!l . Kentucky. Beta Theta PI; Aeromodeler ; ASME; Mock P: Unlv Preabyterlnn Church. Young Rep Club. EVANS. DAVID M. 8; Town and Country. M'.iuourl. Sigmn Chi: 1FC. EVANS. DOI’GI.AS A. ME; Mednryvllle. Wiley Hall. Social Dir.. President NE Unit; V. Pre . Bxcallbur: ASME: Block P; PI Tau Sigma: Collegiate 1-H; Soc of Auto Eng; Tomahawk. Ri ISB QARl U—U; Portland. Sigma Phi Kp Uon. Ru h Chrm. Mock P; Purdue Playahop; Sailing Club: Student Union; Kroeh Swimming Team; SAM; Air Force Basketball Team EVANS. STANCEV It. IM. EVKRNHAM. JAMES It. PHAR: Andenmn APhA EWING, GARY L. EE. FAIRBANKS. BARBARA S. HU FAI.DESY. GARY I.. HUM: Buffalo. N Y. Tarklngtoo. Unit Pre� ; Army Honor Guard; Block P: Mock P; Scabbard and Blade. K.AI.EON. RICHABI) II.—I ENC.R: Sao Paulo, Brazil. Alpha Phi Mu; AUK FATTORE. ItOMINIC—8; Gary. Cary Hall. KAI.VEV. JO KI.EKV -HU: Wlnamac Alpha l cl«a PI. Recording Secy; AWS. Rep. Judicial Board: Block P; Mock P; Newman Club; Sigma Alphu Eta; Unlv«r lly Choir, FARUnV. FRANCES It. HU; Wilmington. Del. Meredith, Senator; Alpha lambda Delta; AWS. Secretary': Cla� Council. Fresh.. Soph; Delta Rho Kappa; Gold Pepper ; Tomahawk: Meredith Governing Bd. FARTHING. MARV J. A: Fldel'a Club FAWCETT. GREGORY B. -8. KEERST. JAMES E. -1ED; Gary'. Circle Pine . Activities Ch : ASTD; Mock P; Student Co-op Awn. FENTRESS. C A ROBYN K S Annaodale. Va. Korhart. Corridor Ch: Della Rho Kapi a; Green Guard: ACM. FEKGt'SSOK. AUSTIN W. 8; W yne vlUc. N. C. Cary. Joint-Councilman; Band: PMO: Sailing Club: Unlv. Choir. FIKUI.ER. JAMES It.—CHE: Derby. Phi Kapi« Tau. A � t. Ruah (lua; Cataly t Club. Sec Trek ; Mock P; Stuilent Union. ITEDI.KK. JOHN It IIT. FIKI.ns. ROBERT IV. AG: Geneva. Delta Sigma Phi. Vice Pre . Ag IM Soc; Mock P; OlA: Old Master ; Wealey Foundation. II MAT KAI I.T. rill I.If N.—I KNGR; Milwaukee, Wl . Cnry Hall; AIIE; Arnold Air Hoc; Newman Club; Ward One: Young Dem Club. FINCH. SARAH F.- H88E; Fort Wa -ne Alpha Phi. As t Ruili Chrm; AW8: EXPONENT. Staff Reporter: Green Guard; PMO: 8NBA: Unlv Ctiolr. FINDLEY. RICHARD—EE: Kort Wayne. Alpha Sigma Phi. Chaplain, Steward, Alum See; Band; Eta Kappa Nu; PM Eta Sigma; Tau Bela PI, KINDLING. DONNA 8___HU. FLOCK. WENDELL 0. ME. FLITCH. RUSSELL W. KI.ANDERS. LANA S. If. FLANIGAN. DAVID L. -ME: Fbrt Wayne. Owen Hall: Block P; Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta PI; WMKH; AFROTC Bniyl I LEGAL. THOMAS M. CE; Angoln. Wiley Hall. Senator; A8CE Chi K pal I on: Newman Club; Phi Ela Slrma: Tau Bet Pi FLEMING. BRI'CE D.— AO; Himenuown State St Ct� . Councilman: Agronomy club: Cere . FLEMING, RICHARD L. P. FLETCHER. GORDON I . 1M POLAND. FREDERICK O. II—PHAK; Kokomo. Cary Hall: Band: Kappa Pal. FOLTZ. JACK L. FORD. BARBARA F.—H88E; New Canaan. Conn. Kappa Alpha Theta. AW8 Rep: German Club. Pres: AWS: Block P; Green Guard: Mock P; Panhellenle: Student Union; WRAA. FORI). GRABLK M. FOKTl'NAK, RICHARD C—8 1‘OSCO, PATRICK 4.—EE: Oak Park. Ill Cary Hall. Asat Social Dir: Block P; Newman Club: Old Mailer ; Outing Club. FOSTER, WANDA J.—HE: Oltcrbcln. Warren. Corridor Sec: Band: Block P; Collegiate 4 H; Green Guard: Home Kc Chapter; Tau Beta Sigma. FOUST. WAYNE C. AGE. Seniors FOWLER. ERNESTINE L. HSSE; Vincennes. Alpha Phi. Treaa: AWS; Block P: Campu Cheat: Green Guard: Mock P; Newman Club: Sigma Alpha Eta; Student Union FOWLER, MILTON G. PRE-MED: Indlanapolla. Phi Gamma Delta. Mock P: Judo Club: Block Bridle. FRAKER. PAMELA J.—S; lAfayettc Town GlrU. V Prea; Block P; Unlv Lutheran Amm; WRA. FRAME. PATRICIA A.- HSSK: Syracuse. N.Y. Stata St Ct. Pub Dir. Councilman: AWS: Newman Club; PCIA: SNEA. FREEMAN, JAMES R.—PHAR; Lafayette. PI Kappa Alpha: Kappa Pal. FREEMAN. JOHN R.—S; Houston. Texaa Wiley Hall; Block P: Baptist Student Fellow; Ward Org: ACM FREY. GILBERT J. JR.—8; Gaithersburg. Md. Sfgmn Phi Epaltoo: Gimlet; OSGS; Old Maatera; Orolcron Delta Kappa; Skull and Creacent: Student Body Treo . FRICK. DIME L.—HE; Lakeville. Zeta Tau Alpha. Prea; Angel night; Block P; 8oph. Jr Cine Counc; Gold Pepper ; Green Guard; Home Eo Chapter; Major-Minor Club; OSGS; Panhellenle; PMO: SNEA: Unlv Choir. 508 (lUKDMAN, MARSHALL l� . IKI ; Lafayette. A8TD; Block P; Hlllel Found. Alpha Eta Kho. we; National Intercollegiate KI lnK Assoc lotion. SISTKK MARY BARBARA FHISA PHAK: Vincennes Graduate House: APhA. PHARMACIST. ritIT .l t'S, KOBKKT S.—KB: Malden. Missouri Unlv Choir. NFS HP. FROST, ROBERT J.--AO: Connrrsville. ak Ed Hoc: Younji Democrat Club: Altiha Tau Alpha. PR C KM AN, PKTKR G-—EE: Indianapolis. Slsnu Alplva Mu. president: Block P: Hlllel Found; IF Press Counc; 0808: Skull and Crescent. FRUITS, GKORGR K.— I KNOR; Wnynetown. A1IE. FRYE. TIMOTHY K.- -HU: Alexandria, Phi Sigma Kappa. Kush Chairman: Mock P. FI JII. MELVIN M. IM: Honolulu. Hawaii. FULTON, AUJtX L. -ME; Wauwato . WlacOMln. Cary Hall. Joint CouDcIlman; A8TMK; Block P: Mock P. FlKGAl.l.N. KEITH A. ME; Lakewood. Ohio. Wiley Hall: ASME; PI Tau Sigma; Tau Beta PI. GABLE. DAVID O. OALLIEN. JOHN K.—HU: W«t Lafayette. EXPONENT: Luthoran Student Assn; RIVET. GAMBLE. JENNIFER J.—HE: Rocky River. Ohio. Duhme; Block P; ACE: Green Guard: Home Ec Club. GAPS IS. ANTHONY J.--8: Evergreen Park. Illinois. Folk Singer Club; Var Athletics: Canoe Club: Swim Team, co-captaln. GAKARD. RICHARD 8. ME. Richmond Acacia. Pledge Trainer: IFC Office; ASME; Pep Comm. GAKCKAt. STEPHEN H.—MB; Jeffersonville Sigma Nu, SocUl Chm; ASME; DEBRIS. GAKNIKK. ALBERT J.—I F.NOR: Crown Point: AIIE: Duplicate Bridge Club; Newman Club; Sailing Club O ARK HI US. JAMES P.—CB; I xlngton. Ky. Triangle; Memberahlp Director: ASCE: Band; Chi Epsilon: Kappa Kappa Hal: Old Masters; Omtcron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta PI GATES. LUTHER S. IM. Terre Haute. SAM. OATMAN II. JAMES IM GAW, THING IIWEK—IM: Hong Kor.g, H-2: Chinese Student Club: OJA: AIKS EC. GEE, TKI) FRANCIS ME; Odon. Chau Dec y. Pres.. Trcae.: ASCE; Student Co-op Assn. GK18. GKOKGB THOMAS -8: Berwyn, III. Cary Hall; Duplicate Bridge Club: Phi Eta Sigma. HEIST. EARL R.—A. GENTRY. LARRY A.—IM: Dayton. Acacia. Assist. Rush Chairman: Skull a ml Crescent: Football Manager. GEORGE. DAVID I .—ME: Indianapolis. Cary. Unit Councilman: ASME: Mock P: Newman Club. GKKLACH, JAMES A.—EE; Indianapolis. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Manager of House; Crew; Auto Club; Varsity Athletics. GERMAN. CRAIG S. AO: Fort Wayne. APHA; Alpha Zeta; Band: Student Co-op Assn.; Block and Bridle. GKTMAN, JAMES A, GKKSI.KK. KENNETH B.—ME; Hammond PI Kappa Phi GIBBS. ANDREA O.—HU: Niagara Falls. New York. Chi Omega, Vice-President: AW8; Block P; Campus Chest; DEBRIS; Green Guard: Panhellentc. GILBERT, ROBERTA J.—NT. Lafayette Block P: Green Guard; IANS. President 509 GII.I'IN. PAIL « . DV8M. South Bend. Delta Sigma Phi. Pre Perching Klfle : A DMA. UILI'IN', I'.VUL C.—EE; Port Wayne. Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE; Phi Eta Statu ; T u Beta PI. GINGKKH II. DAVID V. AO; Valparaiso. Pairway, Membership Clun; Dairy Club; Student Co-op Assn. GIHTON. GARY I..—AO; Lynn, State St Ct., Joint Aeaemblymnn; Asmoomy Club. Vice Pres; Entomological 8oe; OIA; Wesley Pound. GISH, PAV V. HU; Duhme. GITTEMKIKK, JOSEPH D. ESK; Allen Park. Mich State St. Ct.. Joint Assemblyman: ASME. GLASCOCK. JK1EREY W. 1ED: Charlottesville Slat. St Ct. Athletic Director. Intramural High Jump Champion GI.AHKK. NANCY J. HIJ; Irxtlunapoh . Shialy. Standards Ch.: AWS: Block P; Newman Club. GLKKsov, I.MenV I.. 1M; Portland. oLOgPIKI. ANDl M.—CHE: Springfield. Ill MeCutohron. Coun-• elor; AIChK: Bnr l; Polk Singer Club. GOCHKNACR, JERRY A. AO: Howe. McCutcheon; Agronomy Club; Ceres. GOI.DBERG, JOSEPH s. PHAK: Hartford City. Cary-. Hre . of Unit Council: APhA: Block P; HUM Pound. i.ol.l.PR. THOMAS J.—EE; Ney. Ohio. McCutcheon; Air Police. GO.MMKL. ANGP.UXK J.—HE: Indtanapoll . Earhart: E.U.B. Student KelSow; Home Ec Chapter; Omlcron Nu; SNEA; Young Rep. GOMNKS, DIANNE B.—HU: Indlannpotis. PI Beta Phi. Correap. Sec; Angel night. Angel Award; AWS; Cnmpu Cheat: DEBRIS. Jr. Ed; Gold Pepper ; Green Guard; Major-Minor Club: Mock P; Student Union. WRA: Jr. Prom Committee. GoUldlgger' Dec. Ch. GOODIN. EVKI.YN D. HU; Uompoc. Calif. Meredith. Senator: Alphn Lambda Delta: Block P. Claw Council. Jr: Delta Kho Kappa: Cold Pepper ; Mock P: Mortar Bd; OIA: Tomahawk; WRX Governing 8d: Student Senate; Director of OPR. GOItsrCH, DONALD R. ME. GORSI CH. PHILLIP I_ IM; Ogah.n. Beta Theta PI; SAM. GOSS, MARTHA I..- HE; Wolcott. Zeu Tnu Alpha. Trvaa: Alpha Lambda Delta; Ag Counc; AGRICULTURIST; Gold Pepper : Home Kc Chapter; Home Pic Counc; Mortar Bd; Omlcron Nu; Purdue Student Christian. GOTTMRATII. KM ALEE K. 8: Jeffersonville. Shoemaker. Senior Advl or; Block P: Gold Peppers; Mock P; Mortar Bd: Newman Club: Old Mn ter ; Student Co-op A n; Tomahawk: Unlv Choir: Student Senate. Legislative See. GRADES', HARRY D. PHAR; Kendallvllle. Delta Chi, Corr See. Sheriff; APhA; Block P; Kappa Pal: Mock P: Young Rep Club. GRAHAM. MARTHENA J. NT; Lebanon Zeta Tau Alpha; OSGS; YWCA; National Student Nurse - Assn. ORAI.Y. THOMAS J. KK; Hammond. Muck P: Ward Org; Young Uem Club. GRAMS, GEORGE It.—PE; Grand Rapid . Mich. Sigma PI: Varsity Basketball GRASCH, JON A. -HU. GRAY, HETTY A. S; Roche ler. Earhart Hall; Block P; Green Guard; PWk-a-WhlrUrs; WRA; ACM. GRAY. JUDITH A.—H88E: Indiana poll Alpha Delta H, Guard. Song Leader. Scholarship Chrtn; AWS: Block P; Drill Team. Drill Officer. Commas ling Officer. Training Officer; Green Guard; Green Guard Honorary; Major-Minor Chib; SNEA; PI Delta Phi. GRAY. PATRICIA A.—8; Sidney. N.Y. Earhart Hall; DEBRIS: W1UI Governing Bd; Young Dem Club; ACM; EXPONENT: Green Guard: Newman Club. GREEN. ELINOR It. HUSK: Gary. Kappa Alphn Theta; Alpha Lambda Sigma Chi. GREEN, WILLIAM H. AO; Cron Plain . Ag Counc; Agronomy Club; Cere . GREEN. Ill SSELL R. 1KD. GHKEMIKKG. BARBARA 8. 510 GKKKNBKRGKR. MARTHA I.—HS8E; Weet Lafayette. Jr. Clan Counc; Hlllet Found; OIA; 0.408; 8NEA; ACS. GREENE. DONALD B.—AG: Union Block and Bridle: Married Student Council; Reamer ; Student Co-Op Asen; Tomahawk. (•KKKM.KK, JOV c.—H8SK: Montlcello. Vnwter. Pres. WRA Rep: Block P: Major-Minor Club; WRH Governing Bd: WRA. GREGOR. THOMAS G. IKD; Owen Hall; AIAA; SAK; Purdue IED Club. GMKSIIA.M. ROBERT U. H88E: Terre Haute. Tarklngton Hall: Band; Delta Rho Kappa; Pill Eta Sigma; PI Delta Phi. GUESS, DAVID I.. OK; Washington ASCK: Mock I ; Newman Club. IS KBIT. ACII, I.Altlt V K. AG. GRIFFIN. FREDERICK «. -EE GICIMME, RONALD A. OK: Richmond. Wiley; ASCK GRINSTEAD. HEBERT S. Jlt. AG; North Vernon Rochdale: Block a ml Bridle; Collegiate t-H Pre-Vet Club; Student Co-op A � n GROFF. JOHN W.—ME: Troy. OMO Alpha Tau Omega. Pledge Trainer; Student Union GROFF. ADAM II. .IK.- KK; Henderson. Ky. Delta Slgnta Phi. House Manager. Editor, Alumtd Chrm; IEKK; Newman Club; OSGS, GROMOST. WILLARD II. AO; Kentland. Alpha Gamma Rho. Treaa: AK Kcon Club; Block and Bridle; Collegiate 1-H GKOTE. DAVID K.—FHAK. GROVE. ROY II. 1M; Osceola. Terry Ct: KMRX: SAM: Aero-modlers: Student Union. GRUBER. T.ARicv K.- AE: Levltlown. N.V. Cury Hall: Purdue Filed : Quarterdeck: Navy Rille Team: NBA: AO A. GKI NSdlRL. CAItl. A. IK: Park Ridge, III Sigma Phi Epsilon. Sec: Sailing Club. GUHKK, SHARON HSSE: Mun ter. Major-Minor Club; WRA. UUENTIIEK, JOHN R. HSSK; Tipton. Acacia. House Mgr; Block P; DEBRIS; Greek Week Comm; Mock P; Pre-Vet Club; Prom Comm. 511 1.1 N'NING. ROGER O. IM. GUNNING, ROGER O.—IM. Gl'RAUSKAS. ALEXANDER C.—8: Owen Hall. GlSTAVSON. JOHN C.—IM. IIAAN. DONAI.D E.—AG: West Lafayette. As Econ Club; Newman Club; Band; Collegiate 4-11: Student Co-op A� n. HAASE, BERNICE A.—H. Warren Hall, HADKICK. ROBERT V.—H88K; South Bend. l elU Tnu I eltn: Varalty Football. HAGHKRG, DIANA I.. H 8E; Crown Point. Earhart Hall. HAG ENOW, HERBERT G. —A. HAIIN. DAVID K.—P1IAR: UonMcello. Theta XI. Athletic Dir, Scholarship Chrm; Student Union. HAHN, ROBERT H.—ME. IIAIKOPOll.OS. PA I I. IIAJEK. STEVEN F.—EE; NapervUle. III. State St Ct; IF.F.E; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta PI. HAKANSON, CIIKSKA A.-HS8K; Westwood. Mom. Earhart Hall. Governor; Alpha 1-ambda Delta; Block P: Gold Pepper : Kappa Delta PI; Major-Minor Club. Pub Chrm; Mortar Bd; Old Master . Personal Hostess; Untv Choir: WRA; PI Delta Phi. HALE. ROBERT HALET, RONALD P.—EE: Lafayette. HAI.KYARD, JOHN E.—ESE: Findlay, Ohio Triangle. Exec Sec: Aeronautic and Axtronauttc Soc: Band: Block P: Pep Comm: Kappa Kappa P� l; Sigma Gamma Tau: Tau Beta PI. HALL. PATRICIA A.—1L HALSKMA, JANET R. HSSK; Phi Mu: Block P: Green Guard: SNKA; DEBRIS. HAMILTON. JOHN D.—S: Indianapolis. Wiley Hall; Chess Club: Delta Rho Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma. HAMILTON. VIRGINIA J.—HU: Meredith Hall, HAMMER. ROBERT R.—IM: RUxhvflle, N.Y. Dover, Pres. Tream Army Honor Guard; Student Co-op Assn, Judicial Bd, Pub Chrm. HAXCITER, DONN E.—CE; El wood. A8CE; Chi Epsilon. HANCOCK. NANCY J.—HS8E; Anderson. Knppa Alpha Theta. Education Chrm: Block P: DEBP.IS: Delta Phi Delta. Tre � : Greek Week Comm: Green Guard; Home Ec Chapter: AID. HANSON. SHARON J.--8: Earhart Hull. HOPPING. CECIL It.—AE. HARBOE. RUNE W. ME; Mom. Norway. Tau Beta PI. HARDIN, REBECCA A.—HSSE; Franklin. Zeta Tau Alpha. House Manager; Block P: Counc of Religious Org: Green Guard: OIA; Old Masters; Unlv Presbyterian Church: WRA. HARDIN. RICHARD M.—IM: Plainfield. Sigma Phi Epsilon. HARDING. PATRICIA A.—HU: Hammond. HARDING. RUSSELL J. JR.—BE: Nashville. Tenn. Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta PI. HARDY, RICHARD A.—EE; Cary Hall. Pb Dir: Band: Christian Science Org. Treas: Kappa Kappa Psl; Mock P. HARLEY. CHARLES Y. AE: Cary Quod. 513 lt.4K.MKS. KAY IIAKMKS. WII.I.IAM A.- KB: Mitchell. S Dakota Sailing Club; Wesley Foundation. IIAItOI.I). ItOBKItT O.—IM: Phi Kuppu Sigma. HARRELL. FRED V. JU.—AO: Madison. Farmhouse. Steward: Alpha Beta: Ag Kcon Club: AGRICULTURIST: Baptist Student Fellow; Forestry Club: Block and Bridle: Young Rep Club. HARRINGTON. DONNA J.--B; Evanston. Ill Alpha Chi Omega; Green Guard: Sr. Clans Council; Peace Corps; WKA. HARRIS, KDIV'ARl) A.—IM: Green Bay. Wl . Beta Theta PI. Pres,, House Mgr.: IFC Judicial Bd.; IFC Investigating Comm.: SAM: Peace Corps Comm. HARRIS. HAI.ltKRT T.—PHAR; Anderson. Sigma Alpha Eptiton, Chrm. of Public Relations Comm.: Rush Chrm.; APhA; Block P; Crew; Mock P; Old Masters; Skull and Crescent. HARRISON, STEPHEN. R,—EE: Millington. New Jcrsoy. Married Student Courts; Eta Kappa Nu; I EKE; Outing Club: Tau Beta Pi. HARRY, EDWARD T. JR.—IM: Clarendon Hills, III. Hall H-3: PCIA; Arnold Air Soo; AIAA; Judo Club; SAM. HART. JOB I).—IM; Farm House. HART, STEVEN I- KB; Blufflon. Lambda Chi Alpha; Amateur Radio Club; IEEE. HART. THOMAS I..—FOR; Indianapolis. Ag Cone; Forestry CTud; wildlife Club; XI Sigma PL HAKTKOPF. CAit!. N. IM; Kenosha, Wisconsin. Theta Xl; IEEE; Student Union: Mock P; SAM. Treasurer: Block P. HARTLEY. DEAN II.—AG; Peru. Agronomy Club. HARTMAN. THOMAS E.—CE: Wakarusa. Hnll H-2. Frosh Council. Unit Athletic Director. Executive Athletic Director; ASCE: Band: Campus Chest: Mock P: oscs. HARTZLKR, THOMAS J.--AG; Thcla Chi. Chaplain. Steward: AK Keen Club: IFC Office: Mock P; Student Union. HARVEY. JUDITH A. HU: Lake Forest TO. Chi Omega. Asst. Kush Chrm. Sodal Chrm; Block P; DEBRIS: Green Guard; Green Guard Honorary: Sigma Delta PI. HARVEY. MARIAN II.—HU; South Bend. Delta Gnmrnn, Rush Chrm.. President; AWS Rep; Block P; Green Guard; Mock P; Newman Club; Panhellenlc President' Council; Purdue Playshop. HASKLHY, HARIIAItA—HE; Lucerne. Alpha XI Delta. Corr. Sec re-tnry; AWS; Block and Bridle; Block P: Home Ec Council; Omlcron Nu; Kappa Delta PI. IU.sk.MAX. MARYNEL—HE. Bloomfield. Hall H-S, l.t. Governor: AWS; Block P; Collegiate I-H; Green Guard; Home Ec Chapter: Mock P; Tomahawk. Sr. Advisor; WRA; H-s Governing Board, Seniors IfASlllMOTO. ANDREW G.-CE; Honolulu. Hawaii. Phi Sigma Kappa. Seminal; ASCE; Gimlet; Judo Club. HASKINS. BENJAMIN H.—AG: Jamestown. New York. Hall 11-2. Senator, NW Publicity Political Director Senior Cabinet; Band; Campus Chest: Hort Club; OSGS; PMO: University Choir; Unlv Club; Presbyterian Church: JIFC; Chapel Drive. IIASK1N. PAKTICIA L.—AO: Terre Haute. Hall H-S. Unit Councilman; EXPONENT: AWS; Block and Bridle: Block P; Green Guard: Mock P; Outing Club. Pre-Vet Club; Student Union: Unlv Presbyterian Church; Purdue Royal: Intramural Sports. HASI.KK, DAVID M. CK; Newberry. ASCE: Chi Epsilon. IIAS!.Kit, DWIGHT K. HASI.KK. MARILYN E.—MHE; Unlorvdalo. Shealy. Vice President: Block P: Green Guard; Horae Be Chapter: Mock P; Old Master : Omlcron Nu. Editor; 1V1UI Governing Board. HASLET. LINDA K.-HU; Wllllamjiporl. MASS. RICHARD W. -MB; Valparaiso. Beta Sigma Phi. Social Chr Historian; Band; IFC Office; Greek Week Comm: Old Mauler ; Student Union: Lutheran Student Awn: Unlv Lutheran Aiscm 514 HASSI.KR, DONALD ?.—CK: Oak Park. III. Wiley Hall; Rand. HATFIELD, DEAN C.—EE: WwtvtHr. Cary Hal). Krohman Council Prenidenl, Ka«t Unit Political Director, Student Senator; Mock P; Pep Comm.; Tomahawk IIACSZ, CHARLES F.—AO ENGR; Georgetown, Cary Hall. Unit Councilman; ASAgK. HAVENS, ROBERT F.—IM: Port Wayne. Acacia. Secretary; Band; Camera Club. DEBRIS; EXPONENT. Sr. Photo Ed.; Sigma Delta Chi; IFO Judicial Board. IIAUORTII. norm: L.—HU; Atlanta. Duhm . Secretary; SNKA: Mock P: Block P; Green Guard. HAYDEN. MAX B.—HU; Muncle. Delta Uptllon. President. Pledge-ma� ter; 0308. Junior and Senior Office, Bu lne. � Manager; Skull and Creaoent; President Council; Omlcron Delta Kappa. HAYNES. STEPHEN A.—AG; Farmland. Married Student Housing; Ag Econ Club; Cere : Married Student Council. HAYS, BONNIE S. HU; Oxford. Duhmc. Treasurer; Collegiate i-H. AW8; Block P; Hort Club; Mock P; WltA; 8NEA. IIEAIIRICK. KENNETH L.—PHAR; Cottleavlllc. Hall H-2 Unit Counc.: APliA: Kappa Pal. HEAVRIN, STEVE I..- IED; Fort Wayne. Drill Team. IIKAVIN, PHILIP E.—S; Greeneastle. Hall H-2. Senator. Chm. of Central Social Comm.; Block P. HEDRICK, MARSHALL IE--A; Ml. Summit Farm Houae. V. Pre . Aaat. Treaa.; 0608; Ag Boon Club. V. Pre .; 8kull Orescent; Alpha Zeta; AGRICULTURALIST. HEKO. JOEL F.—PHAR; Michigan City. APhA; Kappa Pal; iPhA. IIEEI.AN. THOMAS J.—IM; PI Kappa I’M HEFFNER, THOMAS M.—IM; Lafayette. Kappa Sigma. HEFLIN. K. HARRY- EE; Kllten. Texas. Hall 11-2. Pre . NW. Senator; Camera Club; IEEE; Purdue Order of Military Merit; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta PI; Unlv Presbyterian Church. IIEI NER, JOHN M. JR.—PE; Renaxrlaar. Married Student ' Court . HEIDENRKICH. BARBARA L. I’HAR; Home woe. I. Ill Duhme; Block P; AW8 Judicial Board; APhA: Green Guard; Knppa Epsilon: Mock P; OLA; WRA. HEILMAN, DAVID R.—EE; Sigma Phi Kpellon. HEINEMAN. CHARLES M. IF.D HEINRICH. JAMES R.—IM; South Bend. Alpha Phi Omega; Canoe Club. IIEINY, SANDRA E.— HU; Indiana poll . Alpha Delta PI. Scholarship Chairman, Route Social Chairman. AWS Summer Board; Cam-pu Cheat, Gen'l Chrm; Green Guard Honorary; Panhellenlc. Council; Ruth Couneelor; Student Ct. Attoc. Justice. Secy, OSA. HHI.HING. THOMAS J. CE: Shelbyvllle Cary Hall. President B: ASCe; Newman Club. HELD. KENNETH J. AK; Chicago, HI. HKLKMAK. BUUC'F. G.—CHE; Battle Creek, Mich. Alpha Phi Omega; AICnE: Cataly t Club. HENDERSON, ELLEN J.—AG; Lebanon. Alpha Lambda Della. HENDERSON. JAMES J.—IM: Fall Church. Vo. Phi Kappa Sigma. Social Chairman; Archery' Club; Block P; Drill Team: Quarterdeck: Mil Ball Comm; Mock P; Sailing Club: Scabbard and Blade; Semper Udell Society: SAM. HENDRICKSON. HETTY J.—HU; Krwanna. Alpha PHI; Unlv Choir. HENLEY, RON VI. E.—Richmond. Cary Hall: Arnold Air f c; WCCR. HEN RICKS. BERNARD G.—IM: Indlanapoll Gable Ct. Unit Rep: Mock P; Newman Club; Student Union; Society for Advancement of Mrgml. HENRY. DARREL L. EE; Lebanon. Phi Etu Sigma: IEEE; Purdue Playsbop. IIENSl.ER. JOHN D.--1ED: Bremen Hall H-2; Iota Lambda Slg-inii; Kappa Delta PI; Block P; 8NEA: United Student Fellow. 515 IIENSON. DONALD A. -HU; Tarklngton Hull HERMAN. KOITII U. -UU: South Bond. Alpha Phi, Actlvitlc Chairman; Block P; EXPONENT; C.olil Peppera; Green Guard: .Mock : K:ippa Delta PI; SCOPE; Theta Sigma Phi; Unlv. Choir; Young Rep Club; Faculty Student Committee . IIKRX. KOV D. UK; Cincinnati. Ohio. Phi Kappa Ssma; Gimlet: Pi Tau Sigma, Secretary; Skull amt Crescent. IIKICO, JOSEPH M. EE: Hammond. Tarklngton. IEEE; VVAYK IIEl'EK. CAItl, M. P1IAR: Port Wayne T.-.rkfngton. Senator: APJiA; Kappa Pel; Mock P; PHARMACIST; Young Jtcp Club IIEWIT, HKTTSY A.—HU: Aahvllle, Nev. York. Archery Club; Chew Club: DEBRIS. Jr. Editor; Delta Rho Kappa FOlk-a-Whlrtvm: Entomological Club; Gold Pepper : Green Guard; Mock P; Pun-heltcalc: Poultry Club; So.- for Individual Inelght; Student Court; Unlv. Choir; II Beta Phi. Co-Rueh Chairman, K c. Secretary. A s’t Houeemnnaccr. HICKMAN, HORACE O. S; Indtanapoll Sigma Phi Kp I!on HICKS, WEIJKlN K. AG: Horn. Ag Ed Soc; Band. IIII. in: I tic A Nil. NANCY G.- S: South Bend. Meredith, Social Chm. Executive Board: WRX Rifle Team; Block P; Canoe Club: Drill Team Aux: Colli-glut.- 1-H; Green Guard; Home Kc Cliapt.-r; Outing Club; Sailing Club; Student Union HII.KKXK, JANE M. -Xuni ' Training; IndlunapolU. Earhart: Block P HIM., MAltY M. HU: Michigan City. Grven Guard; Lutheran Club; SNBA; ACE. IIIXCH.MAX. RONALD I. HU; Cary Quad. IIINKI.1N, DENNIS R.—I KNGR: Caledonia, Michigan. Wiley Holt; Alpha PI Mu; AIChK; Industrial Coop Program II INK lulls. KENNETH I.. HU; Beta Sigma P� | HIl'PKNSTEEI,. run il.I.A A.—HU: Rcann Vuwter. Corridor See. Band; Block P; Collegiate e-H; Green Guard; 3NEA; Tau Beta PI IIII-SIIEK, TRKVA M. HE; West Lebanon I'M Mu: Block P; Soph Claw Council: Collegiate 4-H; Green Guard; Home Kc Club; Major-Minor Club; Tomahawk: WRA, lllXKNKAI Gil. DENNIS I.. ME. HI KK. ROBERT E. S: Frankfort Cary Hall. Froah Council: Band: Mock P. Undcrgrnd Math Club; Unlv Presbyterian Church. IIOAG, JON II. I.M: Wot Lafayette. PI Kappa Alpha; Clu.«-Councll, Junior, Senior; Mock P. HOAK. donai.d it. IM: Elkhart. Military Ban.I: s«- Adv. Mgi. HOBBS. JANET E.—HU; Gary-. State St. Cl .. Joint Awemhly-inan. Publicity Director; Block P; EXPONENT: Unlv. Choir. HOBSON, JOHN S. -AG BOON; KusslavDD. Tarklngton; Ag COUnc. Ag Eton Club. Pre ; Alpha Zetn. Irea ; Block P PM Ela Sigma: Dnnfortb Ag.; Summer Award. 10 5. HOCK. DAI.K I..-IKD; Lapotte. ASTD; Iota UmMa Sigma: ASTME. IIOCKMEYER. WAYNE T.— AG Evansville. Ag Counc; Block P; Cla� Council, Junior; Entomological Soc: Mock P: Newman Club. HOFF. WILLIAM CE: Indiana poll . Alpha CM Rho; ASCE; Ola Council, Junior; DEBRIS, Spoils Editor; Phi Eta Sigma: Skull and Crcacent; Tau Beta PI HOFFMAN. JAMES C ESE; Peru. Alpha Chi Rho; Scholarship Chairman: Band; Mock P; Newman Club; Sigma Gamma Tau; Tau Beta Sigma; Pu Soc. o! Engineering Science. Vice Pre . IIOI IIEICII. SI SAN E. HU; Alpha X! Delta HOFMAN. RAYMOND F.—AG; Fort Branch. Delta tjpsllon. Soc’t: Ag Eon Club; Collegiate -H HOGAN. BRIAN D. AK; Park Forest. III. Alpha Oil Rho, Vico ITtut; Cln « Council. Junior: Debate Club; Mock P; Omlcroti Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Gamma Tau; Tau Beta Pi; Student Senate. HOLADAY. KENT T. AG; LoasantVlIIe. Alpha Chi Rho; Ag Science. lloi.DKMAN. ANN MARIE -HU: Elkhart Alpha Phi. pledge trainer; Scholarship chairman. Green Guard: SVC. IIOLLOW VY. SUE A. HU. South Bend. Alpha XI Delta. Journalism Correspondent; AWS: Block P; Soph Worker; Della Rho Kappa. Secretary; EXPONENT, Feature Ed, New Staff Reporter; Gold Pepper ; Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi; Mock P: UCIA; Student Council; Student Court: Sigma Della PI; SNEA; Theta Sigma Phi-Unlv Choir; Faculty Safety Committee. 516 IIOMIES. RONALD K. JM; Blnghnmpton, New Tor . UmM Chi Alpha. House Manager: Block P; KWk Singer Club; Greek Week Comm: Mock P; Purdue Plloin: Student Union. IIOI.TOV KENNETH M. AG. transport Club 23. Treat. Work Chm. Ihirchaalr.R Agent: Hort Club. IIOI.I B, WILLIAM K. IBD: Gary. Cable CL: ASTD. HOMEIER. JANET K. HE; Indianapolis Duhme; AW8 Green Guard; Home Ec Chapter. hooker. ANYTA K.—HU: Alexandria. H-8; Green Guard; Home Ec Chapter; Mock P; AID-Studcnt Afflllutn. HORN. THOMAS J.—CE: Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Alpl ' Chi Kho. Hlxtorlnn: Gimlet; Mil Bull Comm: Quarterdeck; Scabbard and Blade; Var Athletic , Swimming Team. IIORXE, DAVID L.—HU; Richmond, Purdi.dra; Glee Club; HMO; Tomahawk: Unlv Choir. HOICNER. LYNX—HU; West Lafayette. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Alpha Lambda Delta; Block P. Design: Fr, Soph. Jr Class Counc; Delta It ho Kappa: GoW Peppers: Green Guard: Kappa Delta PI; Old Master . Personal Horten ; Sigma Alplsa Eta; 8tudent Union. Senior and Jr. Board: LJttIa Sinter of Maltese Crass HORVATH, AIJ.E.N 4. AG: New Carlin! . HORVATH, THOMAS L. AO; New Carlisle. Alpha Ze : Block and Bridle; Dairy Club. iiosi.Kli, THOMAS W. AG ENGR; Huntington. Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Beta; ASAgB: Phi Eta Sigma: Tnu Beta PI. HOWARD. JAMES C. CHE: Port Wayne, Cary. American Chemical Soc; Delia Rho Kappa; Phi Lambda UpsIIon lion ARIL MILTON It. IIREZO, ROBERT 4. ME; Gary. Cary. KrenU C unc. Unit Political Dir; ASMK; Block P; Engineering Counc, Chairman; Newman Club; Iioc of Auto Eng. Chairman, Outstanding Branch Award. HI RER. CAROL L. HU: South Bend. Chi Omega. President, A� M I'.uih. Activities, Panhel Del: Block P; Campus Chest. Activities Ciim. Gobi Pepper : Green Guard; Mock P: 1’anhellenlc, See'y; PCIA; Panhel Presidents Counc. HUBER. KODIIIO W.—IED; Medaryvlllc. AHP. 1IU IF. VEIL Ae—AG: Nobleavllle. Alpha Gumma Kho. Alumni Sec: As Council Alpha Zrla: Ban.!; Block and Bridle; CERES. HUFFMAN. CI.VDE D.—IED. HUFFMAN. LLOYD D. A: Gary Quad. HI I I MAN. ROI.LIK. JR. PE; Elkhart. 517 i L HUGHES. I AN W.—AO; Hudson Married Students Court ; ak Kcon Club. HUGHEY. I Wil l. KK; Indianapolis Private Apartment; Band: Kappa Kappa Pst. Ill MKE. MARGARET J.- HE; Lliton. Twin Plr.cs; Block P; Ore n Guard; Home Be Chapter; Mock P; PMO; Sailing Club; 8NKA; Unlv Choir; BARO; ACK1. Ill'MMKK. DALE E.—PKM. Ill MM Ell. SHA KON S. HU. Ill NSHKIMIKR, DONALD W. 8: Wyatt. H-3. Floor Senator: Pin Eta Slsma; American Chemical Soc, Band; Pbl Lambda Uplleon. HUNTER. JOHN V. A. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Ill N .IKKR, RICHARD D. EK: Cary Quad HURLEY, KI.DKN K. 8; Tau Kappa Epsilon. Ill ItsT. JOHN T. -IM. IICTTON. SALLY CAROLINE- 8; Hendersonville. N. C. Kappa Kappa Onram . Cor. See.; Trilon: Claw Council. IL1GE.N. PATRICIA ANN -HE: Gary. Twin Pines, Social Chairman: Home Ec Chapter; WRA. HUT. JOANN KAY—HE: Bryant. H-8; Home Ec Chapter; CoS-leglntc t-H; I Ait he ran Student Awn. I MEL. JOK B. A; Cary Quad INGLE, HI E ANN HU: Union City. Vavrter, Vice President; AWS; Mock P; S.NEA; WKU Governing Bd; WRA. INGRAM. DAVID K.—IM; Elkart Private Home: Newman Club: Ward Org ISNACS. WILMAM 1� . PE; Cortlond. ClrcJe Pines. Athletic Chair-man: Mock P; Stuilent Co-Op Assn; Var Athletics. ISOM. MARY I..—P. ITAMUItA, LESLIE PHAK: Walluku. Hawaii APhA: Pershlnu Rifles. JACKSON. JACKIE C.- IM; Crown Point Cary. President. Joint Councilman. Scholarship Committee; Mock P; BapHst Student Fellow; Pcndragon: Var Athletic . Student Senate Seniors JACKSON, STUART I . AO: West l.ebanon. Marwood. Vice Pm-Idcnt, Social Chairman, Athletic Manager. 8CA Representative; Block and Bridle; Student Co-op Assn. JACKSON, SHARON A,—HU. JACKSON. WILLIAM P. AO; Ft. Wayne Stellar Bros. Vie President; Pre-Vet Club; Student Co-op Assn. JAMB I. VICTOR -CEH; Cory. JAM BOSK, DANIEL J, JAItIMS. ALAN MB: Northlak . III. Cary; ASME. JKFFKItlS. DAVID II.—PHAR; Indianapolis. P| Kappa Phi: PHARMACIST. JKNKKL, KAREN J. HU; Plainfield. Shoemaker; BaplUl Student Fellow; Block P; PMO; Tomahawk: Unlv Choir. JENSEN. CHARLOTTE A.—PHAR; Ml. Vernon. H-S; APhA: Green Guard; Kappa Epallon; WRH Governing Bd. JENSEN, FRANCANA JENSEN. PETEK II. SKRBOV. WAITER J.—IM: Alptu Tau Omega. JB7.KK. CATHV A.—HU: Berwyn. Illinois Zeta Tnu Alpha. Hl«-tortnn; Green Guard; Kappa Delta It: 8NKA. Treasurer: YWCA. Secretary. JOHANSEN. NILS I—CE; Oelo, Norway. Private Homo; A8CE: Tau Beta PI; ANSA. JOHNS, PAULA B.—HU. JOHNSON. CAROLE S.—HU: Akron. Ohio. H-8: Green Guard: SNEA: PI Delta. Phi: Kappa Kappa Gamma. JOHNSON. CHRISTOPHER—IED; Fishers, Sigma Alpha Epallon; Skull and Crescent. RIVET. JOHNSON. JOANNA—HU: Barrington. Ill Alpha XI Delta: Purdu-ettea: EXPONENT: SCOPE: PMO: Green Guard. JOHNSON. JUDY I. JOHNSON. KENNETH R.—CE; Indianapolis. H-4, Executive Athletic Director: ASCe. JOHNSON. LAWRENCE L.—IM: New Albany. Married Students Courts: Band. JOHNSON, MARTHA A.—HU; Freedom. Married Students Courts: Kappa Della. JOHNSON. PAUL E. —F. JOHNSON. RONALD C.- PHAR; La Porte. Married Student Courts: Senator, H-4: APhA; Kappa Psl. IOIINSON. ROWENA C.----------HE: Fortvllte. WRH. Librarian; AWS; Block P: Collegiate t-H; Green Guard: Home Ec Chapter: Mock P: Unlv Presbyterian Church; WRH Governing Bd: ACE. IONATTIS. KENNETH IV.—AE: Highland. Private Home; Slgmu Gamma Tau. IONKS. JAMES C________ME: Floyd Knobs. Phi Kappa Psl. Correa- ponding Secretary: ASME: Newman Club. IONKS, JENNIE- HU; W. Lafayette. Phi Mu; Block P; Moclt P: Green Guard. IONKS. LARRY D.—CHE: Dearborn. Michigan. Cary, Unit Councilman: AICbE: Catalyst Club; Pep Comm; Tomahawk. MINES. MICHAEL—-CHE: Peoria. III. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Sec; Skull and Crescent. JONES. PAMELA A.—8; Logansport H-8. Unit C. President: AW8: Block P: Junior Class Council; Green Guard: Mock P: PMO: Unlv Choir: WRH Governing Bd: Young Rep Club; H-8 Exec Bd. JORDAN, DONALD—IM. Gary. Delta Upstlon; Student Union; Block P. 519 JUMPS. KONA 1.1 K. XKD; Covington: Private Home; Arnold Air 8oc: Iota Lambda Sigma. JLiSTICK, JANK A.—HU; Logansport; Alpha Phi; Block P; DEBRIS: Mock P. KAEFBB, Mil.I.IAM B. ME; Northbrook, HI; Phi Kappa Sigma, President: ASME; PI Tau «gma. KAKIIK. RONALD K.—EE; Ontlan; Private Homo; IEEE: Phi Eta Sigma. KAI.DAHI.. TMEDORE E,—CE: Hebron: Lambda Chi Alpha; ASCE: Mock P; Old Masters. RAMUS, MARK P.- ME: Dayton, Ohio; Cary Hall; ASCB: Mock P HAIJN, EDMOND 4. PHAR. Married Stuilent Court KAMBACK, DWIGHT O.—AO: Muncle: Private Home; Folk Singers Club; PMO; Unlv Choir: Judo Club; Ufe Science Club. KANE, OLIN A. -EE; South Bend; Private Home. KANERVO. ALAN R.—EE; Waukegan, 111.; H-2; Amateur Radio Club; Band: IEEE: WHP.C. KANOt'SE, KONAI.D D.—EE; Indiana poll H-2; Block P Debate Club: Fore rule Union. KARST EOT, NANCY—HE Indianapolis Phi Mu. Corr. Sec.; Claaa Council; Green Guard; Mock P. KAUFMAN. PHILLIP—AG: Hammond. Indiana. Alpha E pi I kin PI. Scribe; Skull and Creicenl, Pledge Trainer. KENS LING. RICHARD A.—I ENOR: Modoa; Beta Theta PI. Aait. House Mgr.; AI1E: PURDUE ENGINEER: Skull and Crescent. K EES LI NO, STEVEN M. AO; Muncle; Private Home: Block and Bridle. KEIL, DIANNE—HU; Birmingham. Mich. Fowler Ct: Folk-a-Whlrlere; Newman Club. REISER, RONALD L. -IM; Selinsgrove. Pa ; Phi Kappa Tau. Sec.; Class Council. Fr.: Mock P: Quarterdeck. KKITII. JOHN V.—EE; Jeffersonville: Theta Tau: Amateur Radio Club; Clai Council. Jr.: Greek Week Comm.; IEEE; Outing Club; Unlv. Presbyterian Church. KELLER, MARY E.—HE: West Lafayette; Private Homo; Gamma Delta Nu; Modern Dance Club; Purdue Playanop; Unlv. Choir. KELLER. SHERRY A. HE; Hinsdale. III.: Chi Omega, Asst Pledge Trainee; AW8; Block P; Angel Flight; Green Guard Honorary • Seniors KELLEY. DONA KELLEY. KATHLEEN M.—HU: Rensselaer; Warren. Hall Council: AWS; Block P; Collegiate i-H; SNEA. KELLY. ANNE K.—HU: St. I� ul . Mo.; Kappa Alpha Theta. Corr Sec.; Claaa Council. Fr. A Sr.; Green Guard: OIA; 1 1 Della Phi. KELLY. DAVID I..—HU: Burlington. VI.i Theta Chi. Sec. Pres.: Ha ml: Delta Rho Kappa; Folk Singer Club; IF Pre Counc.: Pill Ela Sigma; Unlv. Pre bytertan Club. KELLY. JOSEPH It.—8: Kokomo; Sigma Chi, Pres. Rush Chairman; Block P. Class Council. Soph,; Gimlet; IF Press Counc.; Iron Key; Omicron Della Kappa: Pep Comm.; Skull and Crescent. Pres.; Student Union. Pre .; Phi Kappa. KELSEY. ARTHUR—MB. KELSEY. LYLE A.—EE; Columbia City: Rochdale. Pres.; Army Honor Guard; Block P; IKKE; Mork P; Student Co-op As� n. KELVER. JOHN O.—IM; Bremen: Private Home. 520 KELVEK. JOHN—IM; Bremer. KEMP. SIAKVWTH HU; Conn Kappa Kappi Gamma. House Ch. KEMPER. VICKY J. HU; Indianapolis; Alpha Delta PI, Kush Ohms: Angel Might. Aft'S; Block P: Campus Chest; Greek Week Comm; Green Guard; Mock P; Pnnbellenlc: PMO; Unlv Choir. KENNEDY. NANCY K.—HU: Conr.rrtvllle, .State St. Ct.: AVVS; CoiiegiM 4-H; Folk-a-Whlrlors: MocX P: Newman Ctut . PERRY, KKNNKTH l . ME KKRKIIOKF. WAY NR G. I KNOH Krnnkton; H-3. Exec. Tres . Alpha Phi Mu; AUK; PURDUK ENGINEER: Mock P. KERRIGAN. JOHN II. PHAP. Sidney. Ohio; Slate St. Ct : APhA Kappa Psl: Newman Club. KKS.SI.KK. ALIKE!) G. CHE: Irwllan.-� po!U: Tau Kappa Epsilon. Vlce-Pre .; AIChK; Mock P; Catalyst Club; Mock P; PCIA; Student Union. KKSSI.KIt. CAKOI.VN A. HU; Indianapolis; Kappa Alpha Theta. House Mgr; Block P; Mock P: Modern Dance Club; Kappa Kappa Theta. KKSSNElt. ROBERT M.-CE; Tell City: Stellar Bros.. Asst. Treas ; ASCE. K11.KENNY, KATIIEKINR A.—HE; Eau Claire. Wise.; Kappa Alpha Theta, Roc. Sec.; Angel Flight; Block P; Gold Peppers; Green Guard Hon.; Home EC Counc.: Mock P: PCIA: Omlcron Nu; Junior Panhellenlc. KH.MKit. BILL O.—ME; West Lafayette; Married StudcnU Ct.; PURDUK ENGINEER. KING. BKCCK D.—ME: Ft Wayne; Married Student C«.. ASME, KING. CIIKRK HE; Indianapolis. Warren. Sec: Angel Flight: EXPONENT. KING. LINDA I.. HE; Docatur; Wood; Green Guard: Horn- Kc Chapter: SNEA. KING. ROBERT W. -CHE; Toledo. Ohio; Private Home: AlChe; Catalyst Club; Mock P: Omega Chi Kps Don; Tau Beta PI; Tomahawk; Associated Students Govt. KINGSBURY, ALICE HU: Alhambra. Calif KINNEY. HELEN M. -HE: South Whitley: Shoemaker. Vice Pr -Treas.: Block P; Green Guard: Home Ec Chapter: Mock P: Student Co-op Assn.: PSHC. 8«.: ACE. K INN IE It, ROBERT J.—CE: Baltimore. Md.; Private Home; ASCE; Class Council. Fr.: Cla � Officer. Vice Pres KIRSCII, GARY E. CHE: Milwaukee. Wise.: Delta Tau lh-!t� Sec: Omlcron Delta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta Pi: OPP.; Fr. Track. KLAIRER. DANIEL C.—IKD: Lafayette; Private Home AST.ME ASTD: In Ed Club: Lutheran Student Assn. KLEIN, PAI L 8.—AO; Vincennes; Ag. Kcon Club: Hort. Club). KLEINKNECHT, CAROL L. 1IU; Richmond; Pi Beta Phi. Bu-n Counselor; Block P; Green Guard; P.IVKT; Student Union. KL1MIMIIN. PATRICIA K. S; South Bend: WP.H; American Chemical Society. KLOAS, DAVID 1M Cedar Lake. KNAPP. ALAN J. EE: Roanoke. Vu.; Private Horae; Amateur Radio Club; Inter-Varsity Church Fellow. KNAPP. GEORGE II. HU Lowell; Gable Ct., Councilman, Mayor KNAIS. JANICE—HU: West Lafayette; Alpha Chi Ora g-� : Student Union, Jr. Bd.; Gold Popper . KNAI S, KENNETH It. IM; West Ijfayette Acacia. Trcus Gimlet; Purduslrs; Unlv Choir; Varsity Glee Club. KNELSLEY. KICK A. -IM; Ft. Wayne. KNKSPEK. DAVID J.—8: Cleveland Heights. Ohio, H-3, Unit Sec.-Trea .. Senior Senator. Exec. Tr.n .; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Old Master ; Omlcron Delta Kappa; Pendracon. KNIPSTEIN. RICHARD A.- PHAP. Fr Wayne: PI Kappa Alpha; APhA: Kappa N: Mock P: PHARMACIST: Unlv. I.uthcran Aetm. 521 a a £5 K.NOWI.TON. DONALD I . KK; Fayetteville. New York. Triangle. Membership Director; DEBRIS; IKKK: Phi Kta Sigma; Tau Beta PI: Air Polk -. KNORK. GERALD—PKM KOEPPEH. STEPHEN' I„ MB; Indianapolis. Alpha Chi RhO. Pledge Trainer. Rush Chairman: Block P: Kta Kappa Nu: IFO Office: IF Press Counc. President; Iron Key: Old Mailers. Personal Host; Omteron Delta Kappa: Plil Kta Sigma; Skull and Crescent: Tau Beta PI; Beta Delta Nu. KOERTGK. JANICE fl.—HU; Frankfort. Phi Mu. Scholarship Chr: Block P; Soph. Jr. Sr Class Council; Mock P; Purdue Play shop; Purdue All Campus Chapel Drive Chairman. KOHOT. MCM01-AS P. -CHE; Hammond American Chemical 8oc: AIChK. KOI.B. NORMAN ME; Brighton. III. Cary. Unit Pres; Pendragon; Purdue Pilots. KOONS, JAMEN S.-AO; Martinsville. Cary. Vice-President. Business Manager. Freshman Council Advisor. Unit I) Sec-Trea . Unit D Grand Prlx Chm. Executive and Joint Councils; Ait Ed Soc; Auto Club; Rand Military Officer: Christian Found: Class Council. Jr. Year: Collegiate «-H; Dairy Club; Kappa Kappa Psl: Pep COcnm; WCCR. KOPKO. ROBERT J.—MK: Hobart. AS ME; 800 of Auto Eng. KOSKI. I� AVII� D.—HU: Kankakee. Ill Lambda Chi Alpha. Pres: IF Press Counc; Mock P; Unlv Choir: Wesley Found. Vlce-Pres; I EC Investigating Comm Chairman: AFROTC Band: Activities Booklet. HOTHERA. I-ATRICA I..- HE: Racine, Wise Warren. Corridor Chr; Block P; Home Ec Chapter: PCIA. KOI NTZ.MAN. JOSEPH M.—MB; St. Louis, Mo. Kappa Sigma; A8ME. KRAI.I.. ERIC B. IM; Anderson. Alpha Sigma Phi. Social Chairman. Vice-President; Band; OSGS. KRAUSE. PAMELA IT. 1«U: Munster. Alpha XI Delta; AWS; Block P; Campus Chest; Jr and Sr Class Council; Green Guard: Mock P; 8NEA; Wesley Found: WRA. KRAUSE. JOHN IV.—EE; Bay Village, Ohio. PI Kappa Alpha, House Manager: 0808. KRAUSE. JEAN 4.—HU. KRI7.MAMCH. FRED J.—South Bend. Wiley; A8CK; Newman Club. KROGH. JAN E.—EE. KKON. ALVIN C. KROPSCOTT. Rl III A.—HE; Midland, Mich. Outline. WRH Stand-anln Coordinator: AW Judicial Bd; Green Guard; Purduettes: PMO; Unlv Choir; Unlv Presbyterian Church: WRH Governing Bd. KlttrOOKL, KATHERINE K—8; Glenview. III. Kapi a Alpha Theta. Treas: Block P. Soph Comm; Green Guard; Kappa Della PI; Mock P; Newman Club: Della Sigma Sigma; Student-Faculty Comm for Vlrual Art . Kt BIS7.AK. EDWARD V.- -EE; Chicago. Phi Kappa Theata: Auto Club; Newman Club. KUC. EDWARD -IM; Michigan City. Gables Ct. Phi Kta Sigma. Kt FBI.Kit. ALAN I.-IED; Fort Wayne. Wiley. Big Brother Comm; ASTD; IEEE; Iota Isimbda Sigma: Unlv Presbyterian Church; Purdue HI-FI Stereo Club. KUKNX. ST AN LEV C. -I ENGR; Kettering. Oltlo. Phi Kappa Tau. Athletic Manager; A HE: DEBRIS; Skull and Crescent KUIIN DONNA M. HU Waldron. Ann Tweedule; AWS; Block P: Collegiate Ml; Mock P: SNEA: WRA; SCA. KU.MPF, GEORGE W.—IM; Brazil. Phi Kappa Psl. Sec: Band; Greek Week Comm: Old Masters. Kl RASE. KATHY It L NT; Eartmrt. KUNAKD, KENNETH I..-1K KtNKKL, JAMES K. EE: Columbia. Pa. Ratal: Kta Kappa Nu. IEEE; Kappa Kappa Psi: Tau Beta Pi; Ward Org. KUNE. WILLIAM .1. EE; Ventura. Calif. Tarklngton. Publicity Director: Tau Beta PI: Tomnhawk: HKN. KVI.E. SUSAN K. HU; Bloomington. Ind. Shealy, Pre KYI.Kit. MICHAEL K. 522 LAIRD, ALL L.—NT: Rensselaer. Karhnrt. M-MB, JANE N. HU: Valparaiso. Alpha Omlcron PI, Recording Sec.. Vice Pick.; Block P; Frosh Claw Council: Della Rho Kappx; Mock P; Old Master : Panhellenlc Trea .; Pul Chi; Bel Della Nu LAMBKIN. MICHAEL A.—PHAR; Elkhart Cary Hall: APhA: Kappa P l: Mock P; Old Master . LAMBETH. THOMAS R.—AO; Lafayette. Live Stock Judging Team: Block and BrMt : Block p. LAMEY. TIMOTHY K. -IM; Lafayette. I-AMPAII.AKIOS, (iKORfli: V. CHE: Kalynno . Greece. American Chem See: AIChE: Counc. of Religious One; OIA: Omna Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta PI. LANDERS. NAAMAN G.—CE: Indlannpolls. ASCE: Vnr Athletic . LANG. t'AKTL T IM; Lebanon. 8AM: Young Rep Club. Plnysbop. LANG. JIT.TK C. HU: South Bend. Slicmn Kappa. Social Chair-man. Activities Chairman: Block P; Mock P: OIA: Unlv Choir: Wesley Foundation. LANG, MICHAEL R. S: Pittsburgh. Penn. Tau Kappu Epsilon Block P; Mock P; Wesley Foundation. LANGSTON, THOMAS D.--AO E.VOK; Unnghurat. Tarklngton: Alpha Zcla: ASAgE: Tau Beta PI: Alpha Epsilon I.AKKW, RONALD K.—AO: Wayrvetown. Alpha Oamma Rho. Chaplain, Song I-eader; Block and Bridle. LASH. FRED C.- HU: Fnrtr.ersburg Slgtnn Phi F.|Milon: Soph. Jr, Senior Class Council; IFC: Homecoming Chrm; Purdue Play-shop: Semper Ftdells Society. I.ASHI A. JERKY W.—IED: Hanna Punlue W nl Org, Treasurer; Student Senate: Alpha Ela Rho. I.ASKOWSKI. ELAINE HU: LaPorte. I.Asl.EY, RONALD K. ME: Winchester A8MK: Soc of Auto Eng. LASSUS. Jl DITII A.—NT: Fort Wayne. Pt Bela Phi; Green Guard: EXPONENT: Newman Club; DEBRIS Queen Court: Army Ball Court. LASS WELL. KAREN E. HU: Dayton. Ohio. Chi Omega: Block P. Green Guard: 8NEA: Student Union. LATHICOP, KAREN I. PlfAR: Dundee. III. Alpha XI Delta, Trea ; Alpha Lambda Delta: Froali Claw Council: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Kappa Epsilon: Mock P: Mortar Board: Old Masters: Rho Chi: Panhellenlc: PHARMACIST; Junior Prom Comm LU STER. RONALD L.—AGR 8: Seymour Bela Sigma Pal. See. Steward, Chaplain. Board Member; Ag Science Club; Student: Unlv Lutheran Assem. 523 LAtTNKK. ROBERT W.. JR. BE: Tell City, Theta Tuu, President: Eta Kappa Nu: IREK: IFC Presidents Council. LAVKI.I.K. MICIIAEI. R. ME: Anderson. Tnu Kappa Epsilon. Hr . House Manager; Newman Club; WCCH I.WINK. IUVIII A. CE: Winchester ASCE; soc. for Auto Bus UtVUS, THOMAS K. IM; Indianapolis. Cary Unit. Unit Councilman; Mock P; Reamers. UIVSIIK, JANE A.- HU: Went Lafayette. Alpha XI Delta. Assist. Song Leader; AWS: Canterbury- Am; Mock P; Purdue Play-shop; Purduettoa: PMO; Untv. Choir: WRA. I.AWSON, MARTHA II. S; Watseka, Illlnolr Warren: Alpha Ep-illon Delta, See.: Band: Block P: OIA: Tau Beta Sigma. Treaa. I.KATII, CAROLYN l� . HU. LKAVKLL. JERRY I„— AC.; Fulton. Chaunoey: Ag. Fat. 8oc; Mock P; Student Co-op Ann. I.EIIO. MARY J.—S: I-ogaiuport. Halt X, Counselor: Green Guard: Mock P. LKDKRKR. JANET A.—HD: South Ber l 7.-1 a Tau Alpha. Sec.: AWS; Block P; Green Guard; Mock P; Pauhrl, Rush Councilor: WRA. LEE. MONNA I.. -HU; Ft Wayne. Fowler Ct: Kappa Delta Pi LEE. NELSON W.—EE: Honolulu. HuwalL Cary Hall; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE. LEECH. JOHN (i.-CHK; East Lansing. Mtet. KK’HK; Mock P; American Chemical Society. I.KKDOM. CHARLES M. -BSE: Anderson Sigma I hl Epsilon. Vice-President. Liberal Element; Block P: Class Council. Jun : Iron Key: OSGS: Oinlcron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma: Skull amt Crescent; Tau Beta Id: Wildlife Club; BDN. I.KFKHYRK. ORES G. PEM: Streator. Illinois Cary Hall. Exec. Athletic Dir.. Unit Athletic Dir.. Fresh. Orient. Comm.. Unit Projects Chair.; Block P: Reamers: SNEA; Soccer Club. Pres.. Treasurer: Var Athletic . Soccer: 8AAHPER. LKKFIJCR, RONNIE (. AG; Ramsey. Cary: Agriculture Education Association. LEHMAN. SVDNA l . S: Elkhart. Vawter: Archery Club. Green Guard: OIA. LEIIMKI III.ER. IAKK1 J. AK: Huntlngburg. A1AA. i.emen. DENNIS L. IM: Versailles. Sigma Ptil Epsilon: OSGS: Society for the Advancement of Mgt I.KNSKI, ROBERT 4. BE: Oden go. III. State St Ct IKKKK; Newman Club: Phi Eta Sigma. Seniors LENT ,, VInr.I.VIA AX.V-8; I-aPorte. Earhart. Unit C Vice Pres: AW8; Mock J’: Newman Club: ACM: Karl lb rl Governing Board. I.KON A id), GERALD I..- -S; Indiarv-n lig. Alpha Clil Rho. Secretary: IUVKT. Editor-In-Chief. I.KONO. CI.IIOKD W.--CE: Honolulu. Hawaii. Cary Hall: ASCB: Chinese Student Club. I.KSI.IK, OAKY A.—ISO: Indianapolis. Alpha Tnu Omega. Rush Chairman: Arnold Air Soe: Auto Club; IPG Office. Air Force Ball Comm; Cadet Commander of AFROTC: Jr. I EC. Vice-Pres. I.KSI.IK, PORTER It. -S. I.KVI.NK. ERNEST S.—ME; Glei ooe. 111. Sigma Alpha Mu. Poet Laurcatte; ASME; Illocl: P: EXPONENT: Hlllel Found: Mock P: Phi Eta Sigma; RIVET: Sailing Club: Siltma Delta Chi: Skull nrul Crescent. I.KMXK, SANFORD D. CHE; Chicago, 111 Sigma Alpha Mu. House Manager: AlChE; Block P: Catalyst Club; Hlllel Found: RIVET. LEVY, NANCY L.—S; Chicago. III. Warren; American Chom Soc: Block P; Duplicate Bridge Club; Green Guard: Hlllel Found: RIVET. Bus Manager: Young Drm Club. I.KWIS. THOMAS A. IM: Elkhart. Ward. Senator; ASME: Auto Club: Block P: Camera Club; Mock P; Purdue Pilot : Rallroail Club; Student Union: Young Dem Club. I.IODIAid), I.INDA ! .—8; Milwaukee, Wls. Slate St. Cl: Mock P. I.IDDII., PATRICIA J. -HU; Cincinnati: Eart.nrt Hall. IJECHTY, GREGG 11. AG; Berne. Fairway, Vice Pres; Dairy Club. I.lirrz. IsiRKIK—HU; Kokomo. Shealy, Councolor: AWS: Class Council. Soph: Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pi: 8NEA: Tomahawk. Vice ITes. I.IM, JOHN T.—EE; Mandnluyong, Rlz.il. Philippines. Chinese Student Club. l.tNDLKY. WUXI AM W.—PHAR: Speedway. Tarklngton. Vico Prvs: APhA: lPhA: Air Force Band; Kappa Pel. Vice Regent. I.INDSAY. JOHN It. IM Birmingham, Ala. I.INOU IKCKI, STEPHEN G.—HU: Michigan City. McCutcheon Hall. Executive Cultural Director; Newman Club: WVRH. M.V7., 'UNA C. HU; Indianapolis. Ecta Tau Alpha; Angel Flight; Baivl; Block P: Junior Class Council: Collegiate -l-H: DEBRIS: Green Guard: Young Rep Club. I.IPKTSKA, CHARI.EXK A.—NT; Earhart Hall. 1.11‘l.NSKI. I.INDA K.—HU; Indianapolis. Vawter. Governing Bd.. Song lander; Block P: Campus Chest: Canterbury Assn: Green Guard; Mock P: OIA: Peace Corps; Purdue Playehop: Tomahawk: WRH Governing Bd; WRA; Student Volunteer Corps: Women's Inter-hall Council. I.ITTKIIST. CHARI.ES I,.—AG: Willoughby. Ohio. Wiley Hall. Unit President. Hal! Senator: Alpha Zcta: Class Council, Soph and FYojJi: Frosh Cln V.P.; Debate Club: Entomological Soc: Forensic Union; Tomahawk; Untv Presbyterian Church. I.ITTI.K. LAWRENCE IV A. I.OKITLKR. NKII. I.—S: St. Louts. Missouri: Owen Hall. Floor Sen, Unit Sec-Trc.t : Alpha Phi Omega; Coune of Kellglouj Ore; Baptist Student Foundation. President: AFROTC Band. I.OKIIK. RICHARD W.-E3K: Lakewood. Ohio. Phi Sigma Kappa. Pres. V. Pres. Sec.: Senior Class Council: Pimluc Society of Engineering Sciences. UUKITSKI. LEONARD A. IKD; Downer Grove. HI.: In Ed Club: Iota I-ambda Sigma; Soc of Auto Eng: Unlv Lutheran Assent. I.ONG, MARY K.—NT. I-ONGIIIXK, JOHN P. IM: Niagara Falls, N.Y. Newman Club; Sr. ClUM Council; SAM. LORENZ, TONI M. HU: Hammond. Alpha Phi. WRA Representa-tivo: AWS; Green Guard: Major-Minor Club. V.P., Tress: SNEA; Unlv Choir; WRA. I.OTTER, CAR I. C.—AG; Hamlet. Fairway. President, Work Chnn; Student Co-op Amu; Unlv Lutheran Assem. IOTTES, JAMES K. CUE: W. Lafayette. Delta Upsllon, Song i-oador; AIChE; Catalyst Club: Omega Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma; Purdurirs: PMO; Tnu Beta PI: Unlv Choir: Purdue Varsity Glee Club. tOl'CK. CARL M.—ME; RmivIIIi- ASME, LOUGH, HAROLD W. -AG: Rockville. Ag Scon Club: Aljthn Z ta. I.OYEJOY. JAMES . IM; Angola. Lambda Chi Alpha; Block P; Mock H; Society lor Advancement of Management I.OVKJOY, MICHELE 4. UK: MlddletHury. Zcta Tuu Alpha; AW9 Representative; AGRICULTURIST; A US. Collegiate 4-H; Green Guard; Home Be Chapter: Home Be Council; Kappa Della PI: Omlcron Nu; Purdue Christian Keilow; 8NBA; Unlvcr lty Chair. LOWARY, JAMBS P. -8. LOWES, SANDRA K.—HU; Indianapolis SNEA. i.owhir. itit hard d. HU; Media. Pennsylvania, Christian Ors: Pershing Ride ; Quarterdeck; Scabbard and Blade; Young Americana tor Freedom; Young Republicans Club. IX)WRY, IIOBKRT W„ JR IM; Walton. Indiana McCutcheon I.II)WIG, PETER J.—MTE; Plainfield. New Jersey. Acacia. Ruali Chairman; AIMetB: Class Council, Freshman, Sophomore. Junior; Gimlet; Pep Comm; Yell-leaders. I.l.'KKSSEN'. WILLIAM H.-CHE: WH y, Seruilor-at-Lnrge: AIChE. Treasurer; Catalyst Club; Class Council. Senior; Omlcron Cbl Epsilon, Presklent; Phi Eta Slums; Ph! Lambda UpflUon; PURDUE ENGINEER. Busin- - Manager: Tau Betu Pi. U KAVK II, PAI L 4.—ME; South Bend Tarklr.gton; Exec. Athletic Director; ASME; Newman Club. I.UKKNS, BARBARA B.—HU; Indianapolis. Zeta Tau Alpha; SNEA; University Choir; ACE. 1.1 NT) Mil.. JANICE HE Crystal Lake. Ill Alpha XI Delta; Class Council; Amrel Flight; Air Force. Ball Queen; Band; Prom Court. LING. DIANA 4.—HU. 1.1 NO, EMMET O.—IM. MSTITELD, WILLIAM C.-AC; Davenport, Iowa Alpha Tau Omega; Entomological Society. LYNCH. STEPHEN E. -AG; Alexandria. Pi Kappa Alpha, President; Alpha Zeta; Band; Block P; Class Council. Fresh. Soph. Jr. Sr; DEBRIS, Jr. Editor: IFC Pres. Counc.: Mock P; Omlcron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Delta Chi; Skull and Crescent. McBRIDE. MICHAEL J.-HU; Oary Owen, Vice-President. Pen-dragon; Phi Eta Sigma; Tomahawk. MeCARTIN. KAREN M.—HU; Munster Duhme; DEBRIS; Mock P; Student Gov't. Exec. Sec. Met ARTY. COI.LEN A. -HU; Lafayette. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Block P; Green Guard; Mock P; Newman Club; Sigma Alpha Eta; Student Union. Jr. Bd. 8r. Act. Dir.; Purdue Pram; Gold Peppers MeC AEEERY. DONALD 4.—EK. MrtAMl'BEI.L. BARBARA -HE; Marshall Twecdalc Sec: Collegiate -Hj Home Ec Chapter; SNEA; Student Co-op Assn; WRA. Seniors Met LEAD. Ill ANN H. -HU; Alexandria. Alpha Omlcron PI: Green Guard Honorary, v.p. Met Ol.I.ISTEIL 1 RTIK K. AE. Met LAIN, LEE IK; East Chicago Terry Courts; AI1E; AST ME. MeCOLLlM, DAVID K. PE; Lynn. Hall H MeCONAGIIV. LEE J.—HU; Beaver Dam. Wls. Triangle: EXPONENT; Mock P; Omlcron Delta Kappa; Sigma Delta Chi MrCORD. It. I..- ME; Huntertown. Theta Tau; Drill Team; 8oc. ol Aulo Eng MeCOY. DONALD K.—8; Albuquerque, N.M. PI Kappa Alpha; Alpha Phi Omega: Army Honor Guard; Clam Council. Fresh; IFC Council; Pre-Vet Club. MeCOY, EDWIN li. CE Marwood 526 McDANIELS. l'AUL W.--1M; Evansville. Sigma PM Epsilon, Pub Chairman; SAM. President; Fr. Track; Krannert Dedication Host. MeDEKMiD, SONJA 4.—HE; Lafayette. Delta Gamma. Block P; Green Guard; Home Kc Chapter; PMO. MCDONALD. CAKOL R.—HU; Park Ridge. Illlnoi . WRH; ACEI; Green Guard; Newman Club; SNBA; WRA. MCDONALD. KENNETH A.—PHAR; Hnmmon.1. KPHA. American Chemical 8oc.; APhA: Kappa PsL MCDONALD. MICHAEL J.—ESK; Indianapolis. Phi Siitma Kappa. Secretary; EXPONENT, Ed Bd; Mock P; PM Kta Sigma. Punlue Society of Engineering Sciences; Sigma J oltii Chi. McDoWKI.L. TEItKNCK I..—S; Deer Creek. Kappa Delta Rlio, Ath Chairman; American Chemical Soc; Block P. McDUFFE. CBAHLOTTK L.—HE: Laotlc. Warren. Secretary; Block P; Collegiate 4-II, 1st 2nd Vice President. McGILL, DOUGLAS K.- ME; Battle Ground. Tau Epsilon Phi. Scribe; ASME; Pi Mu Epsilon; Pi Tau Sigma; SAB; Tau Beta Sigma. Mem KF. CAItOL ANN—HU; Lisle, Illinois. Duhmr, Governor of WRH: Block P; Class Council. Sr.; Mock P; Newman Club; SNEA; Tomahawk; WKA; ACE; Women's Interhall Council. MrfiUlKK, WILLIAM J.—ME; Brazil. Phi Kappa Psl, Corr. See. President; ASME Class Council. Jr. McKANK, GORDON T.—AE: Glen Ellyn. Illlnoi . Tarklngton. Soc. Director. President; Class Council. Jr; Iron Key; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pendragon. Sec, Treas. McKINNKY. 4.—CM Omega. MeKINNEY, LARKY K.—CE; Sheridan. Sigma Tau Gamma Pres: ASCE: Young Kep Club. mckinney, Stephen a.—i engr; Anderson, pj Kappa Alpha; Alpha Pill Mu; AIIE; Newman Club. MCLAUGHLIN, DENNIS B.—BE; St. Loula, Missouri. Amateur Radio Club; IEEE; Sailing Club; Tau Beta Pi. MeLAUOHJJN, LARKY L.—IM; Anita. Iowa. SAM. Mel.E.MOKE, CRAIG— S; South IScDd. DEBRIS. MeMAIION. MARY—H8SE; Indianapolis: Pi Beta Phi; Block P. Green Guard: Tomahawk; Newman Club; YWCA; Cary Club Queen; Homecoming Queen. MoMICHKAL. PAMELA S.—PHAR; 8peivccrvllle. Ohio. Phi Mu. Standurtl Chairman; Alpha I jimhda Delta, Treasurer; APhA, Secretary; Angel Flight; AWS. Judicial Board; Class Council. Junior: Green Guard; Green Guard Honorary; Kappa Epsilon; WRA; Pharmacy Student council; Panhcllcnlc Rush Counselor. MeMULLEN, lUTA K. HU; IndlanapolU. Meredith; Block P; SNEA; Young Rep. Club. McMLN.V, RITA K. HU; Munster. Aiplia Lambda Delta; Block P; Delta Rlio Kappa; Folk-A-Whlrlers; Sailing Club; Sigma Delta Pi. Me.NAllNEY, WILLIAM K.—AG; MOOCcaVilto. Agronomy Club. McNAMAItA, MICHKAL—ME; St. Louis. Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha. Pledge Trainer. House Improvement Mgr; Newman Club. MoNKKLY, DAVID EE; Indianapolis. Cary'. MeSWKENEY, HELEN 4.—HE; State Street Court I. President: WRA; Block P; Home Kc Chapter; Mock P; Newman Club: Outing Club; Tomahawk. MeVEY. VICKI HU: Kappa Kappa Gamma. Registrar; Block P: Unlv Choir; Delta Phi Delta; Delta Rho Kappa; Green Guard: Purdue Players. MAAS 11 erg. ai.i.an I..—AG; Evansville. Theta XI; student Union MACKE. DONALD L.- KK Decatur. IEEE: Unlv Lutheran Assent. MACOMB KR, SCOTT C. I ENGR; Indiana poll . Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha PI Mu; AIIE; Block P. Mac DOWELL, CHAD A.—F. MncKAXOS. MARY—HU; Gary. Warren, Secretary; Angel Flight; Block P; Green Guard; Mock P. M A ESSO. ELAINE R.—AG Ml. Clemen . Michigan; Alpha Chi Omega. Secretary; AWS; Block P; Campus Chest; Cere , Secretary; Class Council. Fresh. Soph, Jr, Sr Claim Officer. Treasurer. Jr. Sr: Gold Pepper ; Greek Week Comm; Green Guard; Green Guard Honorary; Mock P; Pep Comm; WRA. 527 MACYER. JOHN M.-FRAR , Hammond. MALONK. KOMI VO M.--CK: Mar-ifleld, Ohio: ASCE: Block P; Campus Cheat: Chi Epsilon; Unlv Presbyterian Church: Wiley Hall. MALSBAKV, MARILYN NT; Lafoyettfl Kappa Kappa Gamma. MAMEK, CAIIV S.—1M: Kankakee. HI. Tarklngtoo Hall; Band: Unlv Presbyterian Church: Kappa Kappa P I: Purdue Pilot . MANGER, JEFFREY II. MANN. I.MIYO K.—AG; Jasper. MeCutcheon Hall. Pre . ol Camera Club; Camera Club: Horl Chib: Wildlife Club, MAMMAL. OAVIO A.—AO; South Bend. Co-op. Pub! Chrm.. Standards; Alpha Phi Omega; Alpha Zela: Student Co-op Assn; Wildlife Club. V. Plea. Prea. MAROOTTK, THOMAS I . PllAR. Kankakee, 111. Cary Hull. Athletic Dtr.; Block P; Kupp Pal; Mock P; Newman Club; PHARMACIST. MARGKSON, WALTER I.. -HU: Rochester. N Y. Tnrktnjtton Hall; OlA. MAKKONM, PAUL J. HU; Whit Inn. Drill Team Semper KWelU Society. MARKS. MELVIN lv VG: Clarks Hill Fairway, housebayer. alti-letle chrm. MARKS. RICHARD A. I ED. MARSH. NEELAN G. AG; Kvansvllte. Wiley Hall; Band Kappa Kappa Pul: Alpha Eta Rho MAIISHAM., BURNET M. JR. 1 KNGR; Clayton. Miss.; Kappa Sigma. AIIB: Army Honor Guard. MARTIN. CAROI-YN A. HU; Grrrr.iburg Sigma Kappa. Recording Secretary. Hou� e Manager. MARTIN. KICARDA A.--8: Chicago. III. Warren Hall. WRA Rep.: Block P: Green Guard: OIA: SNKA; WRA. intramural Mgr.. German Club: Student Volunteer Corps: Guys and Dolts MARTIN. WALTER THOMAS JR. HU. 1ME; Brownsburg. Cary Hall: Wiley Hall: Kxeallber Club; Christian Fbund; Wesley Found. M WtTHINl SSKN. HAROLD EK MATHIS, TROY EDDIE, JR.—EE: Seagovllte. Texas. IEEE. MARTINEZ. RAFAEL I KNGR; .Mexico City. Beta Theta PI. Soc Chrm. MARTY, JOANNE E. HU; Elmhurst. III. Alpha Xl Delta; Block P: OIA; Sigma Delta PI. Sec'y. V.P.: PI Delta Phi. Sec'y. MASON. MARK WAYNE IM Dempton. Tarklngton Hall. Senator: Unit council. MASSEY. DENNIS Be—EK; Fort Wayne. Cory Hall; Amateur Radio Club; Camera Club; IEEE: WCCR. MATHERN. THOMAS DEAN ME; Marshalltown. Iowa I M Kappa Tau. 8oc Chrm. Song Leader. House Mgr; ASME; Gimlet; IFC. Judicial Board: Mock P; Pill Eta Sigma: Skull and Crescent; Var Track. MATHEWS. JANICE K. S; Centerville. WRH: AWS: Block P: DEBRIS; Green Guard; Mock P; Unlv Cbotr; WRA: Interliall Council; AcM. MAI I.E, MARVIN .MICHAKl,—ME; Richmond. ASME; Cary Hall. MAXWELL. JOHN EE. MAI HER. KENNETH JOHN II ME: Evansville, ASME; PI Tau Sigma. MAY. REBECCA ANN S: Brook� ton; Kappa Kupp.i Gamma. Song leader. Golden Throat: Alpha Lambda Delta, Pres: Block P: Della Rho Kappa: Gold Pepper : Green Guard: Mock P; Mortar Bd. Historian: Alpha Lambda Delta. Advisor; Old Master , Co-Chm. Host and Hostesses; Purduette ; PMO; Science nnd Hum School Adv Bd: Unlv Choir: Biology Honors Program. MAYCUMCH. THOM AS P MAYO. KATHERINE LOUSE HU; West Lafayette. Zetn Tau Alpha. 8erviee Chm; Band SNKA: Tau Beta Sigma; Unlv Presbyterian Church; WRA; Majorettes. Soph. Class Winter Car Put. Chm. 528 MEANS. JAMES I..—AE; Cory. Seniors MEANS. a. JEFFREY—S Terre Haute, Wiley. Pres: Block P: Mock P: Old Masters. Personal Host: Omlcron Delta Kappa: Pcndragon; Tomahawk. Trea . MEAKS, MICHAEL L.—MB; Scotch Plains. N. J. Lambda Chi Alpha. Soc. Ch: Block P; Class Council. Fresh: Folk Slngora Club. Pres: Greek Week Comm; MU Ball Comm; Mock P: Student Union. MKOIKM. Mlt'llAKI. P.—I ED. MKCltKDY. KOBKKT C.--E8E; Lakewood. Ohio 81gma Xu. Commander: Swimming Team; Phi F.U Sigma; Tau Beta PI: Skull and Crescent. ME IH.OCK. MICIIAKL C. Indianapolis AEChc: Block P; Catalyst Club; Wiley; Freshman Council, Scc-Trea . MKKK. DAVID D.—AS: Connemvllle Owen. Publicity Dir; Aeronaut lea ami Astronautics Soc. MEEKER. 1UANE AG ENCR; Lognnsport. Alpha Zeta: ASAgE. Vice Pres: ASCE; Collegiate 4-H: Kolk-a-Whlrlers. MEKEL, JOSEPH C.—ME: Indianapolis. Alpha Chi Rho. Steward: Block P. MRI.I.INOKlt, IIEI.KN -HU: Lafayette Alpha Delta Pi, ME ETON. MARVIN E. MENNKN. FEROL E. IM: W. Lafayette. Alpha Chi Omega. Recommendation Ch; Class Council. Jr: EXPONENT. Jr. Advertising Sec: Greek Week Comm: Theta Sigma Phi: Little Sister of Minerva. Pres. MEKKIIX, HERBERT W.—EE; Kingsport. Tenn. Cary. Sec-Trena: Amateur Radio Club: ENGINEER; Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE; Newman Club: Tau Beta Pi: WCCR. MF.KTZ, MARTHA E.— HU; W. Lafayette Kappa Alpha Theta. Scholarship Ch: Alptia Lambda Delta: Block P: Class Council. Soph: DEBRIS. Jr. Ed.. Managing Editor; Deltn Rho Kappa: Gold Peppers: Greek Week Comm; Mock P: Okl Masters; Tlieta Htgma Phi. Vlce-Pres: Student Faculty Comm; Iota Camma Sigma. MKsUt'll. VIRGINIA C.-HU; South Bend Karhart; AWS: Block P; Newman Club; Sigma Delta Pi: 8NKA; WRA. M KTZ, DANIEL J.1M; Sway see. Wiley, Senator; SAM. .METZGER, PEGGY J. HE. South Whitley. Duhrne. Corridor Ch; AWS; Baptist Fellow. Pres: Block P. Flash Corel Comm: Collegiate 4-H: Green Guard; Home Kc Chapter; PMO: Student Religious Coune: Unlv. Choir; WRA: Young Rep Club. MEYER. ROBERT NB; Joliet. HI HE. MEYER. ROBERT W. CHE; Joliet. 111. AICliE; Catalyst Club: Omega Chi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta PI. MEYERS. GEORGE -S; Muncle. American Chemical Soc. MEYERS. KENNETH A. ME; Rolling Prairie. ASME: Pt Tau Sigma. 529 Mil IIAKMDES, ClIKISTAKIS A.—EHE; AlChB: OlA; Omen Oil Kpalton; Tau Beta PI. MICHAJiUi. NANCY A.—IfU: Anderson. II Beta Phi: Angel Plight: Block P; Catnpu Cheat; Green Guard; Mock P; Student Union MlGHAKISKN, CARL M. -JM: Lockport. Ill Cary Hall. Army Honor Guard. Block P; Old Master ; Purdue Pilot ; PMO; Unlv Choir. UHTIALNKI. DONNA I..—NT; Cary, ltd Mu. Social Chrm. Son Leader; AW9: Block P; Green Guard. Mock P; Newman Club: WRA: 8tuilcnt Union: Homecoming Queen Court. MICIINAI.. JERKY A. KB: Hammond. Tnrklnglon Hall: Kta Kappa Nu. VP.. PlolKe Trainer; Tau Beta Pi. MIKOYICII. JAMBS It. MK; Gary. Owen Hall; ASME. ENGINEERING. .MII.I.EIt. BCKTIS A.—HU; Kokomo. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Presl-dent. I el!a Rho Kappa; Gold Pepper . Kappa Della Pi; Mortar Bd ; SNKA; Student Union. Vice Pre . MII.I.EIt. ALBERT It. AE: Klvm� ton, III. AIAA. MII.I.KK. IIHCCE A. AG; Ulcknell. Terry House Ag Eton Club: Alpha Zeta; Purdue Pilot . MII.I.EIt, IIAVIII ME: Creve Coeur. Mo. Sterna PI l{uu c Muna-Iter; Purdue Pilot . MILLER. 11.BN K. BE; Camden. IEEE. MII.I.EIt. JAMBS J. CE: l-aportc. Cary Hall. ASCE MILLER, JOHN MII.LKR, JOHN D.— MK; Blckuell. Owen Hall. MII.I.EIt. KENNETH I..- AE: McLean. Vlntlnla. Mgma I hl Kp lk n: Arnold Air Soc; Campu Cheat; Mil Ball Comm: Skull and Crescent; Zouave ; Cadet Commander, AKROTC; Purdue Karate Club. Instructor. MILLER. KENNETH V. HU; Hammond. MILLER. LEIIAJEAN—HE; Winchester. Twin Pine . V. pres. PTC .; Home Ec Chapter: Omlcron Nu; Student Co-op Asan MILLER, LERA L.--HK: Wolcott Sigma Kappa Class Council. Jr. and Soph.; Green Guard: Home Ec Chapter; SNKA. MILLER, MARGARET A. HU? Arlington. Virginia Stem Kappa. Social Chrin.; Angel Flight, Treaa; Block P; Claw Council. Soph. Jr. and Sr.; Green Guard; Mock P; OIA; Old Masters; Pan he 11 Rush Counselor: PCLV: SNKA; Wesley Found. MILLER. PETER W.—HU: Chicago. III. Tarklngton Hall. Senator: Army Honor Guard; Block P; Mock P; Purdue Play shop. IM Athletic : WIIKC. Seniors I Mil.I.Kit. SHIRLEY J.—HE: East Chicago. Duhme. Treas: Home Kc Chapter: Mock P; WIUl Governing Bil; Young Dem Club. MILLS, MARILYN S.—HU: Huntington. Earhart. Roc. Co-or !: AWS: Block P: Collegiate 4-H; Cr«n Ouanl: Knppa Delta PI: Mortar Bd; 8NEA: Tomahawk; Wesley Pound: WRA. MINER, JAMES S. 8: Crescent City. Tau Kappa Epsilon. MINKS. DENNIS K.—CE: Royal Center. ASCE: Band: Baptist Student Fellow. MISIII.KK. DENNIS II.—AK: South Bend Aeronautic ant Astronautics Roc.: Block P: Crew: ENGINEERING; Mock P: Quarterdeck. MISSAL, MARGARET HU: Warren. Block P; Home Ee Chaptor; Mock P; OIA; Unlv Lutheran Assem; WCCR: Vanity Varieties. MITCHELL DONALD L—IM. MITCHELL. RITA A.- HU; Downer Grove. III. Chi Omega. Pledge Trainer; AWS: Campus Cheat; Greek Week Comm; Green Guard: Green Guard Honorary: Mock P: Panhellenlc; A TO Little Sisters. MOCIIEL. KATHERINE A. H: Terry Courts MODESITT, CHESTER C.- IM. MOEBS, DAVID S. Moll I.Kit. CHARLES W. ESE; Hamilton. Ohio. Delta Upslion. Recording Sec; EXPONENT: Mock P; Skull anil Crescent: Student Union. MON ELL, GILBERT F.—EE: Harrisburg. Penn. Eta Knppa MB: IEEE: Tau Beta PI. Vlce-Pres; NES3EP MONTGOMERY, SHELIA K. HE; Indianapolis. Alpha Delta PI. Registrar; Block P; Home Kc Chapter; WRA. MOORE, BRIDGET H.—HU: Gary. Alpha Deltu PI; Folk Singers Club: Green Guard: OIA; 8NEA. MOORE. DENNIs E.—CHE; Indianapolis. Owen; AEChe. MOORE. MARTI J. -HU; Greenxburg. Alpha Xi Delta. Social Chairman; Block P; Frealunun ami Sophomore Class Council; Owen Guard: OIA: PCIA. MOORE. ROBERT N. MOORE. ROGER W.--FOR; Michigan City. Ag Council; Forestry Club: XI Sigma PI. MOORE. WILLIAM T.-S: Miami. Florida Cary. Block P: Natt Science Foundation Undergrad Reaeareli; American 8oc lor Microbiology. MOORMAN. TERRY D.—AO; Fairmont. H-2. Senator; Ag Keen Club: Block P. MOREHOUSE, JAMES E.—I ENGR; West Lafayette. PI Kappa Alpha; Alpha PI Mu; A11B: Counc. of Religious Org: Soph and Jr. Class Council: EXPONENT: Omlcron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Delta Chi; Skull and Crescent; Tau Beta PI: Unlv. Presbyterian Church; 8an Francisco. MORRIS. ANITA K.—HU: Highland. WRH: Block P; SNEA. MORRIS, BEVERI.Y S.—HU: Muncle. Warren. Activities Chairman; AWS; Block P: Campus Cheat: Collegiate 4-H: EXPONENT; Momo Kc Chapter: Mock P. MORRIS, NIC KEY K.—ME; Indianapolis. ASME: Camera Club; Intramural Track; ASHRAE. MORTON. KENNETH G.—USD. MORTON. STANLEY O.—AO ENGR: Kell. III. Cary Hall: ASAQB: Auto Club: Block P. MON BAUGH, SHERRY L. HU: NoMMVtlle. Alpha Phi. Panhellenlc Rep.. Kush Chairman: Block P; Debate Club. Claas Council: Green Guard: Mock P; Modem Dance; Pershing Rifles; Playshop; Unlv. Choir: Young Rep. Club MOSER, KATHLEEN M.—HU: Woodburn. Duhme. Publicity Chairman: Block P: Collegiate 4-H: OIA; Sigma Delta Pi. MOSER. RICHARD L—IED; Fort Wayne. Owen Hall, I “resident, Secretary, Freshman Council: WMRH. Bowling Club. Songleader; ASCE; A STD; Band; Kappa Knpp Psl; Old Masters: Pen-dragon. MOSEY. SUZANNE M. HE; Richmond. Duhme AWS: Green Guard; Home Kc Chapter; Newman Club; Omlcron Nu; PMO: Unlv. Choir UOSIER, DONALD- PEM; Wiley Hall r� :u rs p. 5LS f £5 MOSS. DAVID L.—8; Marion. Wiley Hal!. Alpha Phi Omrga: SKfcA: Young Rrp Club, MOSSKV. RICHARD A.—FOR; Mishawaka. Alpha Phi Omega: Canoe Club; Forestry Club; Society of American Forester . MOTSCH, SARAH K. -HU; Terry Court . MOUCKA. I.VXX K. HU: Glen Ellyn. Ill Sterna Kappa. President, Rush Cbrm; Alpha lambda 0 1 la; AWS; Block P; Delta Rho Kappa; OoM Pepper ; Greek Week Comm; Green Guard; Pan-hellentv; Sigma Delta PI. MOl DV. SHIRLEY MOTTS, JANET K. HU; Klkhart. Meredith. Corridor Secretary; Green Guard; Mock P; SXKA; Wcaley Pound; WRA. MOYER. JOHN E. PHAR; Clay City MUELLER. CAW. H.-S; Calumet City. III. Cary Hall. PMO; Udlv Choir; Purdue Vanity Glee Club: Gamma Delta; Untv. Lutheran Church. Mt ELLER. WILLIAM A. IXI. MUGFORD, ROBERT A.—PE; Chelsea. Maoachusetu. Air Force Rifle Team; Freshman Football Team. Mt LESA. JOHN L.—CE; Cary. ASCK: Army Honor Guard; Block P; Newman Club. ML’IJ.EN, CAROL K.—NT; Gary. Pin Mu. Pledge Trainer, Librarian; AWS; Band: Block I’; Freslunan Class Council. Green Guard; WRA; Mock P; Panhellenlc: Sailing Club. MULLETT. KEITH R.—EE; Mlddlebury. Wiley Hall; Band; Eta KapjKt Nu; Kappa Kappa Pal; Pep Comm; KMKX Radio. MUMMA, ARTHUR L.—AG; Dayton. Ohio. Tarklngton, Unit Political and Pub). Dir.; Agronomy Club. Ml .M� AV. MARY K.—IM; Oak Park. III. Alpha Omtcron Pi. Rueh Chrm.; Green Guard: Newman Club; Utile SUter of Maltese Crow MUNN1N0. .NICHOLAS A. PE: Whcatfleld. Kneale. Social Chrm . Membership Comm.: Newman Club; Student Co-op Assn. Ml'RPHY. DENNIS H.—EE; Elkhart. Tarklngton Hall; IEEE. MURPHY. JAMES T.—CHE: Chesterton. Tarklngton Hall; AIChE. Catalyst Club: Omega Chi Epsilon: Tau Beta PI. MURRAY. DANIEL M. S; Anderson. Alpha Chi Rho. Social Chairman: Delta Rho Kappa; Mock P: Omlcron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma: Skull and Crescent: Student Union. Senior Board Ml TEKSPAI till, MAX W. EE: New Castle. Wiley llall. Station Mgr. KMKX; Band; Kta Kappa Nu; Phi Kta Sigma; Tail Beta Pi Seniors Mira.. ItOltERT K.—AC KCON; South Bend. Block P; Drill Team. MYER. PAUL II. AB; University City. Missouri. Sigma Alpha Mu; Block P; ft Class Council: Greek Week Comm; HlUel Foundation: OSGS: Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Gamma Tau; Skull ami Crescent: Tau Beta Pi. NA Alt, GARY W.—IM: Evansville. Theta XI. Social Chairman; Jr. and Sr Class Council: Young Rep Club: 8AM. NAGEL, GEORGE K. MTK; Cincinnati. Ohio. State St. Ct.. Jt. Assemblyman; Alpha Phi Omega. AIMetE. Pres. Africa Club. NASH, CAROLYN s. HU: Peru. Phi Mu; SNEA; Student Union: ASE. NASTOFF. ROBERT I . I ENGR; Gary. Phi Kappa Sigma: Amer. Instil, of Indust. Eng. NAWROCKI. DANIEL A.—CHE. Wllev Hall. NAY. FRANCIS K.- EE: Indianapolis. Cary Hall; Kta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Tau Beta Pi. 532 NKARINO, KOI1KKT W.—EE; Dayton, Ohio. Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Betn PI. NEED. JAMES I). -AO; Rojsvlllo. Karmhouxc. v.p.; Block and Bridle: Collegiate I H. NKI' GEIl. IIAItI.ES L.-KE; Pocatello, Idaho. Arnold Air Soc: ENGINEERING; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE. NEGUS, C. Jl l)D—AG; West Lafayette. Agronomy Club. NKI.I.EMANN. KOBKRT J.—I KCON. East Chicago. Alpha Tau Omega. Pledge Trainer; Block P; Greek Week Conun; Mock P; Young l)em Club. NELSON. JEAN I'. H8SB: Wat Lafayette. Chi Omega, Social and Civic Chrm. Sec; AWS; Green Guard; SNEA. NELSON, i.oken E. Jit.—KE: Bethe«dn. Md. Cary Hall: IEEE; Canoe Club, Treax. NEMETH. CHARLOTTE A. HSSK: South Bend Vawter. Standard Chrm; AWS: Block P: Green Guard; Newman Club; Sigma Delta PI; WRX Governing Bd; WRA. NKTHERTON. Sl'ZANNE K.—PE: Fairfax, Va. Earhart, Counselor; Block I ; Major-Minor Club; Modern Dance Club; WRA. NETTESHEIM, JUDITH E.—HSSK; Milwaukee. Wl . PI Beta Phi; AWS; Block P: Campus Chest: Soph Class Counc: Football Seating Comm; Gold Peppers: Greek Week Comm: Green Guard; Green Guard Honorary; Mock P; Mortar Bd; Pnnheltenlc: Beta Delta Nu. NKITIAt sKK. ALICE A.—HS8E; Fort Wayne. Delta Gamma. Awt Treas: Jr Class Counc: Green Guard; Kappa Delta PI; Mock P; Sigma Alpha Eta; YWCA; PI Delta Phi; WORS. -VET MANN. DANIEL I.. S: Michigan City. NEW MAN. ROBERT ! . -ME: New York. Mock P. NEUENDORF. TERRY A.—CHE: Fort Wayne. Phi Kappa Tau. Pro . Rush Chrm: AIChE: Catalyst Club; Soph Class Counc: Gimlet; JIFC Pres; IFC Office, V Pres. Rush Chrm. Editor; IF Pres Counc: Mock P; Omlcron Delta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma: Skull nnd Crescent: Student-Faculty Comm on Grades; AWS Hours Comm. NICCt'M. CHARLES K.—AG: Deputy. Ag Eton Club: AGRICULTURIST; Collegiate t-H: Newman Club: Student Co-op Ao� n. NIC EWAN I)E It. MARY DELL—HSSE; Lafayette. Chi Omega: Green Guard Block P; Delta Phi Delta. Pres; Modern Dance Club: SNEA. NICHOLAS. t-KKIlKRICK JOHN—ME: Rolling Prairie Tnrklngton Hall; ASME; Soc of Auto Eng; Naval Reserves. NICKERSON. MICHAEL- S; Ir.dtnr.ipol! . Varsity Athletic . MOOLI., ANDREW D. IM: Poor!.. Ill Sigma Nu Sailing Club. EXPONENT; SAM N1SRKT, KENNETH DEAN—S; Aurora. Am Ctiem Sbc; Block P: Inter-Var Church Fellow: Wesley Found. NOBBK. GARY F..—AG: Grccrwburg. Cary Hall. Unit Counc, Pub. Dir; Block P; Newman Club. NOLAN. SANDRA EMILY HU. Indianapolis. Sigma Kappa. Gerontology: Block P; Green Giu.nl; Kappa I eltn PI; SNEA: Unlv Choir: YWCA. .VOLTE. JANE KATHRYN -HU: Indianapolis Kappa Kappa Gamma, Cultural Chrm: Alpha Lombda Delta; Delta Rim Kappa: Gold Peppers: Green Guard: Mortar Bd: OTA. Dlroctor: PCI A: Sci nnd Hum School Advisory Bd. Chrm: Sigma Delta PI. NORD. DONALD l� .—K. Fort Wayne. NORDSTROM. LLOYD E. S; PeMolte. NORFORD. JAMES ROGER—ME; Auburn. Cary Hall; ASME: Tau Beta PI. NORM AND. JOHN -IE, Gary. NORRIS. NANCY A. H: Alplia Omlcron PI. NASS. BARRY—IM: Scotia. N.Y.; Arnold Air Society. NOVOTNY. FRANCES CLARA HU: Elkhart. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Treas. Panhellenlc Rep; Block P: Christian Science Or : Collegiate d-11: Green Guard; Mock P, Rules Comm: Panhellenlc Coun, Big Ten IKC-Panheltente Conf Pro Chrm. NOWAK. HENRY PAUL—IM: Chicago, III Theta XI. NOWIOKI. RONALD JOHN -IED and HT; Milwaukee. Win. Wiley Hall, Scc'y: Army Honor Guard; Auto Club; Block P; Camera Club: Newman Club; Soc ol Auto Eng. 533 NOYES. JAMES A. CE: Chicago. tlllnola. A8CE; Young Rep ciub. NLICTON. BRICK G.--IED: South Bond. Wiley HaU; Alpha Bln Itho: Alpha Phi Omega. NY LAND. ORBTCHEN—HIT: ZlOMVflle. Earhart. Governing Board: Alpha Lambda Della: soph Claw Council; Debate Club; Forensic Union. Pm.: Gold Pepper . Tress; Mode P: Delta Sigma Rho; Tau Kappa Alpha: Women' Interball Ccunrll. Pres NYM NO. KJKTII. K -CE; Norway; 8CE OAKIJfl', STEPHEN T. I KNOR; Moline. Illinois. Acaela. Houw Manager: AIIK; IFC Office: IK Pres Counc. Senior Executive; Old Master; Panhrl-IKC Big Ten Housing Chairman OKLSLACKK, JOHN K.—AG; West I banon. Sigma Phi Kpsllon; Ag Econ Club: OSGS OFFENHACKKK, MARGARET A. HE: Indianapolis. Meredith Hall. Standards Co-ordlnator; AW9 Judicial Bd: Block P: Christian Kd; Collegiate t-H: Green Guard: Home He Chapter; OIA; WRX Gov. Bd; Women's Intcrtiall Council: WRX Exec. Bd. OFFKUTT. JUDITY A. HU: Columbus. O'HAIK. MICHAKI. I .—IED; Oreencaatle: Iota Lambda Sigma O'HKKN. MAI BEEN P.—HSSB; Munster. Indiana Pi Beta Phi Scholarship Chr; Purducttes; PMO; Unlv. Choir. OINO. GARY M.—8: Evansville. State St. CL. Unit Councilman. OKARO. JAMES C.--AE: Ogldl. Nigeria. African Student Assn; Sigma Gamma Tau; Soccer Club. OI.ESZKO. SUSAN L.—8; Dearborn. Michigan. Folk Singers Club; PCIA: Town Girls. O'NEAI.L. MIKE I� .—HU; West Lafayette. Beta Theta PI; Soph Class Council; Crew. ORDYNA. RICHARD F.—PKM. OKU, LYNN J.—PE: Bryant. Zela Tau Alpha. Vlcr-Pres: Major-Minor Club: YWCA. OSBORNE. -MITCHELL L.—IED. OSBCKN. CARLTON M. K8E OSGOOD, WILLIAM A. EE. OsTKRHOFF, THOMAS J. AO: Arabia Block and Bridle: Football Sr Mgr. OSTHEIMKR. PAUL L.—IED. OSWALD, REBECCA H. HE: Fort Wayne. Alpha Phi. Omleron Nu. Pres: Ag Counc: Block P: Collegiate 4-H: Green Guard: Home Ec Chapter; Home Ec Counc; Mock P; Student Union OTTJNGKR, CONNY J.- PHAR; Fishers. Wiley Hall APliA Rho Chi. OVKRMYKR, MICHAEL-AO: Culver. Marwood. Social Chrm. V Pres; Band; Block and Brl.Ile: Colleglale 4-H; Student Co-op Assn. OVKRMYKR. RICHARD L.—IED; Krancesvllte. Alpha Kappa lambda. Chaplain. Recording Sec; Inter-Varsity Church Fellow: OSOB: Student Union. OVERTON, CHARLES K.--FOR; Bedford. Terry Ctt: Prea: Block P; Forestry Club; Mock P; Old Master ; Pendragon; PCIA; XI Sigma PI PABIi'H. DENNIS S. IM; Hartford. Conn Tnrktngton; Vnr Alhl PADGETT. DOUGLAS O. PHAR; New Castle. Cary Hall. Athletic Dir; APhA; Block P; Kappa Psl; Mock P PA LAN. ROBERT V. IM: St Louis, MO. Alpha Epsilon PI. Pres: Gimlet; Purdue Pete; Skull and Crescent; Sigma Delta Chi: EXPONENT. Assistant Ed, PA IK, DOUGLAS W.—HSSE: Delafleld, WU Cary Hall. Athletic Dir: Mock P; PCIA: WCCR. PALOCSAY, LESLIE J.—EE: Cleveland. Ohio. IEEE. PANKRON. PAUL A. PHAR: Westchester, III. Phi Kappa Tau. Sgt-at-Arms. Tress; APhA; Kappa PM: Mock P; Student Union. 534 PA.YTLK. IIONALB A. EK: Glencoe, Ill BTheta PI. Ruah Ohr.: Tau Bata PI; EXPONENT: Gimlet: Phi Eta Slemn. PAO, ANNA P.— HSSE: HonK Kong. Ihihrne: Chinese Student Club; Mock P; Modern Dance Chib; OIA; Untv Choir. PAKKKK. JOHN E. CHE: Dalevelle. Tarklncton: AIChE; Hand ENGINEERING. PARKER. ROBERT I.. EK; OlMterton. Tall Beta Pi. PUCKER, TERRY I..—NT; Wc t Lafayette. Phi Mu: AW8; Camera Club; Green Guard: Student Union: Wesley Found; IANS. parks, SUSAN J. USSR; Hnmmop.t Warren; Band; Kappa Della PI: Tnu Beta Sterna. PAlll.ON, NANCY E. HSSK; Lafayette. Kappa Kappa Gamma, goo. Chrm: Block P: Green Guard: Mock P; SNEA. PARKI.REKci, JANET NT; Crown Point. Shumaker; 8CA; SHC: Nursing PHERSON, BARRY E.-A. PASqlALE, CAROL S.- PHAR; Logansport. APhA; AWS. Block P; Green Guard: Kappa Kprflon: Mock P. Newman Club; OIA. Pub Dir; Tomahawk: WKG Governing Bd; NAGP. PATTERSON. RONALD ME: East Chicago PAUCAK. JEROME T.- 8: Whiting PAULIN, RAY 0.—ME: Cleveland Height . Ohio. Wiley, Senator; V Pro . of Student Body: Pre Pro-Tern, Student Senate; ASMS: Mock P; Newman Club: Tomahawk. PA I TLER, ROSEMARY D.—HS8E: Lockport. N.Y. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Recording Sec: Block P: Soph Class Counc: Panhellenlc. PAXSON, WAITER W.—AO; Pennvlllc. Stale St Cl . Assemblyman: Ag Ed soc, V Pres: Block awl Bridle. PEARCE, LAWRENCE T..—IM: Indianapolis. Kappa Sigma, Alumni Relation Officer; Fresh Clan Counc: Mock P; Old Masters. PEARSON, BETSY A. HSSK; PI Beta Phi PKDniCORO, JANET AG: Marseille . IlL Phi Mu. Historian: Agronomy Club; Green Guard: WRA. PEGGS, CHARLES A. Jit. AG; RuahvUIe. Ih Kappa Phi. Ste-wnr l: Ag Econ Club: Gimlet: Mock P; Pnrduslrs: PMO; Skull and Crescent: Glee Club; Unlv Choir, Mgr. PEINE, JOHN D.—F. Seniors PEMBERTON, ERNEST ll.-ME; Marlon. ASMS; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Bela PI: Boc of Auto Eng. PENCK. PAL'I. L. ME; Wet Lafayette. PI Kappa Alpha. Alumni Sec; ASMK: Block P: Student Union. PENN, JOHN II. ME; Elkhart. Tarklmtton; Alpha Phi Omega; Band: Purdue Pitots PENN. ROBERT V. MTE: East Chicago. AlMetK. PEKPiril. ANN M. HSSK: Fort Sill. Okl . Wood. V Proa: Senator; Alpha l.imbda Delta: Delta Rho Kappa: GoM Peppers: Mortar B 1. Pres; Tomahawk; WRH Governing Bd: Psl Chi. PERKINS, MICHAEL It. CE: Dayton. Sigma Phi Epsilon: A8CE Drill Team. PEItItV. JAMES A.—IE. PERSON. LINDA L.—H88E: Richmond. Meredith. Pre NW: AWS: Block P: Mock P: Unlv Presbyterian Church: WRX Governing Bd. PESSARA. EDWIN E.—IM. I’CTBBEf. JAMES I.. -H88E; Indianapolis. Wiley; Acromodeters; KMRX; WMRH. PETERS, EDW1N—S; Lansing. 111. PETERSON, CHARLES E.—EE; Indianapolis. Wiley Hall; Plil Eta Sigma: Tau Beta PI. PETERSON. DALE R.—AO; Tyner. Tarklngton. Jr Senator; Air Force Band; Alpha Tau Alpha. Treas: Ag Bd S c; Alpha Beta; BUB Student Fellow. Pres; Kappa Delta Pt. PET HICK, DAVID A.—ME; New Kensington. Pa. Kappa Sigma: Pep Comm; Block P. Pres; Gimlet: Soph. Jr Class Counc: Mock P. PCTROSKAS. ELIZABETH C.—8; Swarthmore. Pa. Alpha Phi. V Pres. Chaplain: AWS; Block P; Green Guard; Mock P; PMO; Unlv Choir: WRA. PETTY. LEAH I. -H8SE; Terre Haute. Alpha Clil Omega. Rush Chrm, Asst Pledge Trainer: Campus Chest: EXPONENT, Magazine Ed: Gold Peppers. V Pres; Greek Week Comm; Green Guard Honorary. Pep Comm; 8NKA: Theta Sigma Phi; Triton: Unlv Choir. PETTYJOHN. DAVID II.—I ECON; 8tuffton. Alpha Sigma Phi Wesleyn Club: JIFC. PKVKRLV, JOHN H.—A; Perrysvllle Farmhouse. Secretary: Ag Council; AGRICULTURALIST: Aela Alpha: Phi Eta Sigma. PESDIRTZ, KARL F. PFAFMAN, DONNA M. PHEMISTEIt. JAMES M. CHE. PHILLIPS, JAMES L. ME: Wiley. PHILLIPS. STANLEY K.-S. PHIPPS. SHERRY L. IM; Fort Wayne SAM. PICKETT. RUSSELL C. HE: Cary. PIFKO. JOSEPH K. EE: Lyons, Illinois. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Rush Chairman; Fr. Soph, Jr Class Council; Greek Week Comm: Quarterdeck; Skull and Crescent; Student Senator. FIDOS. WILLIAM P. PITTENC.KR, SUSAN L.- HU: Muncle. Kappa Alpha Theta. Kush Ch; Block P; Green Guard: Kappa Delta PI; Panhellenlc; Sigma Delta PI. PLAGUE. KAY K.—E: Downers Grove, Illinois. Meredith Hall. Treasurer: Alpha Epsilon Delta: Block P; PMO: Unlv Choir: WRX Governing Bd: Wesley Found; Young Rep Club: Alpha Mu Tau. PI.ATII, PAUL A.—IED: Chicago. Illinois. Gables Ct; Inter-VArsRy Church Fellow; A8TD; Unlv Presbyterian Church. PLATTER. PEGGY A. HE; Columbia City. Duhme. President: AWS. representative; Block P: Collegiate i-H: Green Guard: Home Ec Chapter: WRH Governing Bd: Women's Interhall Council. POISEL. V. EDWARD EE; IndlnnapolU. Cary Hall; Ela Kappa Nu; IEEE: Tau Beta PI. Corresponding Secretary. 537 POPKSCI K, WILLIAM J. PHAR: Gary. Cary Hall, Scholastic Chrm; APhA: Kapj'u P l: Air Force Bond l'OI’OVICH. JOHN D.—IENGR: Highland SlKma Phi Epsilon; AIIE: Alpha PI Mu: Tau Beta PI. POPOW7.AK, MAH IA N. Vawter POST, KAItEN A. HE: Chicago. III. Pi Retu Phi. Pre ; EXPONENT; Mortar 8 J; Gold Pepper ; Green Guard Honorary. POSTI.KTHWAIT, JOHN H. BIO; Lafayette. Iiclta Rho Kappa; Phi Kta SlKma ; Kali way Coop. POUNDS, JUDITH K. HU: Indianapolis. Alpha Phi. Ansel fllKlit. Band Majorette; Block P; Xreshman Claaa Council: Gold Pcppera. Greek Week Korum; Green Guard; Major-Minor Club; Panhellenlc Senior Board. POWELL. AKTIlt It I-. 8. Cary SAV-A POWELL. ROBERT I,—IM: W«� t Lebanon. SAM. POWERS. LINDA—HU. POWERS. LARRY 4.—PHAK. PORTER, WAYNE A. I ECON; South Bend. Lambda Chi Alpha: RIVET; SAM. Pit AII. IIKLMAK HARRY—ME. Young Rep. PRATT. St .ANNE PHAR; South Bend. Kappa Epsilon: WRA; Newman Club. PREISER. MARK E. EE; McCutchecn PRICE, DAVID ALLEN—PEM; Oilfflth. Alpha 8l|tma Phi. Pledge Trainer: Athletic . PRICE. JUDY—PHAR; Lafayette Kappa Epsilon. PRICK, KATHERINE A. HE; Osslnn. CM Omega. Hotiae Manager: Block P: Green Guard; Home Ec Chapter; Student Union. PRICK. UICRETIA B---HU. I KITSCHET, GLORIA K. HU: Mich Kappa Alpha Theta: Pur-duettea. Mia Purilue 1P01. PROBST, KENNETH A.—IM; Went Lafayette. Pi Kappa Alpha. Hu tor. an; Block P. Jr Board; Soph Class Counc; Jr OnN Vice President; Sr Claw Pre . Omlcron Delta Kappa; 8kull and Creacer;; Beta Nu; Student Senate. Seniors PUGH. JOHN M. !ED; l«ebanon. PUGH. THOMAS M. P PULLEY, DONALD C.—EE; Wiley Pt it Vis. .MIC HAUL IL -Lafayette. Var. Baaeball PUSKAS. JEEEERY A.—EE; Cary Quad A. QI AKENBt SH, CHARLES E.—IM: Logan� i ort. Circle Pines. Pur-cha lng Agent. Ql'AUA WILLIAM V. EE. QI'ILTY, WILLIAM J.- PE; Nile . Ohio. 538 QUINN, EDWARD N. qrIKING, JACOB J. ME; Goshen Cary Hall. Joint Council; ASME. KADKMAKKK. JAM ICS C.—MB; St I JUl . MlMOUH. PI Kappi Alpha; PI Tau Sigma: Chief Cardlnul Kan. ItAGKAS, ANGELA PH A It; Hammond. Karbari. KAIIK, HENRY I’. IM: Shrlbyvllle. Sigma Nu: Junior IKC. ItAIMONDA, OBI.ANOO I'.—EE; Upland. Theta CM. Steward. DAMAGE. MIC HAEL P. CHE. HAND, OLBNN M,—Sigma Alpha Mu; RIVET. Editor. HAN 1)01.1’II. MARJORIE M.—HU; Edinburg. Duhme: AW8; Bloch P; Green Guard; PCIA; WRH Gov Bd: WRA. RASP. RITA J.—HU; Kendollvllle. Alpha Chi Omega, President: Alpha Lambda Della. Vice-President; Block P; Clans Council. Soph; Gold Pepper ; Green Guard: Kappa Della PI; Mortar Board; OSCS. Personnel Director; Old Minder Ho te «; Panhellrnlc Council; Unlv Choir. KAVF.NC RAPT. JERKY I,. AG: McCulcheOn RAWLINGS. DONALD C.- PHAR: Sigma Phi Epsilon KKADI.K. JAMES K.—CE; Arlington. Sigma Chi, Treunurer. Prca: AKCE. READNOtll. JACK I..—AE. HEADY. JEKKKRY A. S REASON. DAVID E. ME: Michigan City. Cary: ASME. REASONED. PAUL I). HU: Elkhart Wiley Hall: Block P. REDMAN, ORAL I..—AO; Pojeyvllle. Rochdale. Agronomy Club: Block P; Collegiate 4-H: Pre-Vet club: Student Co-op A n. REECE. VIRGINIA I.. 11K. Splcelnivd. Shortly Hall Block P. Green Guard; Home Kc Chapter. REECE. ClIARI.ES M. -S; Newcastle. REED. DIANNE R.—HU: Indianapolis. Earliart Hall, Corridor Chrm, Library Comm Chrm; Block P; Green Gunrd; Mock P; WKA; WRH Governing Bd. REED. JACKIE L.--AG: Scotuburg. Ag Econ Club; Block P; Folk-a-Whlrler� ; Collegiate 4-H; Air Force Air Police. REID. IX)UGI- S G. -EE: St 1 mU, Mo. Block P; Purdue Pilot ; Purdue Playehop; The la Alpha Phi. REID. ROBERT W. ESE: Oak Park. III. Tarklngton Hall. Phi Eia Sigma: Sigma Gamma Tau; Tau Beta PI RKIDENBACH, RICHARD EE; Bremen. KEII.EY. THOMAS T.—S: Cincinnati. Ohio. Phi Gmnm. Delta. Historian; Alpha Epoilon Delta: Army Honor Guard: 8lock P: Ola Council. Soph; Soph. Class V Pre� : Mock P; Old Master . Co-Chr; Omlcron Delta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma; PCIA; OSA; IKC Senator: Senator-At-large. H-3 Senate: Heav. Hall 101 Club. KKSNKK, SIIARON A.—HU; Indianapolis. Plil Mu, Frat-Infor Chrm. Block P: Delta Rho Kappa: Green Guard: Kappa Delta PI; Unlv Choir: WRX Governing Bd. KETTICl, DAVID V. -HU: Evaonvllle. Wiley Hall, Senator Young Rep. Club. KKTZI.ER, JOHN P. S: Chicago. III. Phi Kappa P i. Scholarship Chrm Block P; Delta Rho K� p; a. Trm� : creek Week Comm: Newman Club: Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma PI Sigma; Inland Fling Comm. ItETZNEK, RAYMOND K. CK RF.VIS, MARTIN I.. 1M: Muncle. Ward Org. Student Senator. Alpha Phi Omega. Prea; Block P; Collegiate 4-H; Mock P: Var athletic Sr. Football Mgr.: Wesley Found; Soc for Advancement of Mgmt. RF.Y .KNAAK. MARSHA K.—NT. ft p V.J.Y. 539 r ft r 3B V s-awT JiKV REYNARD. ROBERT LEE -AG: MoDoc. Alpha Chi Kho: Ag Econ Club; Scabbard and Blade. REYNOLDS, CHARLES P.—S; Cincinnati. Beta Theta PI. Secret-try: Alpha EpUiiOn Delta: Band; Delta Rho Kappa: EXPONENT; MOok P: Phi Eta Sigma; Skull and Crescent. REYNOLDS. JOKI.LEN J. HU: Indiana poll Alpha Zl Delta; AWS: Block P; Panhellenlc: IVRA; Alpha Kappa Delta. REYNOLDS, PETEK T. BSE: Chesterlanri, Ohio. Plil Eta Sigmn: Tau Beta PI; Sigma Kappa Thu. KIIOADS. DONALD J. -EE; Fremont Eta Kappa Nu IEEE: Tau Beta PI. RIRKLIN, MARILYN 3. HE: Summitvllle Pill Mu: AWS: Block P; DEBRIS: Clreen Guard: Mock P: OSOS. RICK. Jl DITH A.- HU: West Lafayette; PI Beta Phi. Am Tress.: AWS. Ooldigger's Ball Comm,: Block P: Campus Chest: DEBRIS: Jr. Engravings Ed.: Gold Pepper : Green Guard: Mock P: Purdue Prom, Ste't. RICHARDSON, DAVID I. Jit.--S: Richmond. Va. American Chem-leal Soc.: Auto Club; Band: Delta Rho; K.MHX: Phi Lambda Up-laolon: Wiley Hall. Sec-Treo . 8-B. Unit. RIGGINS, KAREN I.. HE; Odon. AWS; Twin Pine . Vies Pre . Home Ec. Chapter: Student Co-op Assn.; Student Co-op; WCCR: Wesley Found: Wildlife Club: Triton. RITCHEY, JAMES C—Blootnlngdale. Cla a Council: IEEE: Unlv Presbyterian Church: Young Rep Club. RITTER. GLORIA M.—8: South Bend. AWS. Advisory Board: Clang Council; DEBRIS. Activities I Ed: EXPONENT: Green Guard Honorary, Historian; Newman Club: Panhellenlc: Theta Sigma Phi. ROBERTS. KARl. I..—AO: Syracuse. Farmhouse: Ag Ed Club: ATA; AGRICULTURALIST: Agronomy Club: OSGS: Mock P. ROBERTS. MICHAEL J. IM: Owensburg. Co-op. Pres. Social Ch: Mock P; Old Masters: Student Co-op Assn: Young Rep Club. ROBERTS, THELMA—Nursing; West Lafayette. Nat. Student Nursing Assoc. ROBINSON, CHARLES L. -IM: Columbus. Ind. Kappa Delta Rho: Social Ch; Campua Chest; Mock P; Skull and Crescent: Student Union; Wesley Found. ROBINSON. JOHN 11.—ME; Bay City. Mich. Earhart. Moor Senator: A8MK: PI Tau Sigma: Tau Beta Sigma. ROBINSON. SAMUEL B. HU; Morocco. Young Rep Club. ROBISON. THOMAS 8.—HU; Malibu. Calif Phi Gamma IMta: Mock P; Var Athletics. Swimming. ROCHE. DAVID II. AG: Vincennes, chauncey: Archery Club: Mock P: Newman Club: Scabbard and Blade: Student Co-op A n.: Young Rep Club. HOCKEY. BRENDA K. 8: Princeton. 111. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Rush Counselor: Green Guard; Kappa Dclto PI; Unlv Choir: iota Sigma Pi. ItOIII.EDER, JAMES CE: Jasper. Cary: Newman Club. IIOUND. FREDRIC R-—IM: Peoria. Ill Cary. Head waiter; MceJc P: Purdue Pilots: Society for Advancement of Management. ItOMINGKIt. MICHAEL C.—CHE: Indiana poll Triangle. Hooseblll Chrmn.. Pres.: AIChB: Junior Class Council: IIX: Pres. Council: Omega Chi Epsilon: Phi Etn Sigma; Tau Beta Pi RONEY. RICHARD J. HU; Wabash. K p;.u Sigma, Steward; Newman Club. ROSE. JOSEPH E.—AO: Connermrllle. PI K.ippa Phi. Pledge dtp Pre .. Trea .: Ag Boon Club: Student Union, ROSS. PAULA J.- HE: Kettering. Ohio. Shoemaker. House Mgr.. Historian; , W8: Home Be Chapter: Student Co-op Assn; WltA: Golddlggers Comm. KOTHERT. WILLIAM U. IM; SylvanU. Ohio. Phi Sigma Kappa. House Mgr: Auto Club: Band: Society for Advancement of Mgmt KOTKAHKL. ARMINE I..—AG: Brown . III. State St Ct: Agronomy Club. HOC DKttUSII. II ARLENE L. HU: UtfaycU- Warren 8NKA: WRA; YMCA. ROW. GEORGE 8. AG: Osgood. Gable et. HOWCI.1FFE, PAI L IM KO KLI.K. RICHARD E.—CHE; Akron. N.Y. AlChK Junior and Senior Class Couoc. 540 HI KK. RICHARD K.—EK; Jamaica, N.Y. Block P: IEEE; Pershing Rifle ; Phi Eta Sigma. Rl'UlX, DoYI.K K. AG; Arcadia. Kurin House. Pre .; Ag. Boon Club. Block P. Cla � Council; Student Union. HISK, MARY ANN—HE; Monticcllo. Collegiate «-H; Home Ec Chapter. RYDJKsKI. DENIS It. S; Springfield. Vermont. Phi Delta Theta; Vnr lty Athletic . Soccer anil TennU; ire; Class Council. RYI.AND, MARY E.—8; Kirkwood, Mo. Kappa Alpha Theta. Pledge Trainer, A t Ku h Chrm; Alpha I-ambda Delta; Block P; Kresh Class Counc; Kolk Singer's Club: OSOS; Pep Comm: PI Delta Phi. SABO, SABINA KK. Kt Wayne, Earhart: Newman Club; Tnu Beta HI. SACK.MAN, «AIM. H. PHAR; South Bend. Owen Hall: APhA SACKS, DANIEL- 118SK; New Augusta. Sigma Nu; JIEC. SADKK, CHARLES H.—EE; Los Angel . Calif. Acacia. House Mgr; Greek Week Comm; IEEE; Quarterdeck; Student Union. SALABA, DAVID ti.—S: Gary. Alpha Phi Omega; American Chemical Hoc. SAI. ATAS, JAMES T—I ED; East Chicago. Terry Court ; A8TD; Camera Club; Young Rep Club. SAJ. KIII, MOHAMMAD M. EE: Conbadkavoo . Iran. Terry Court . Senator. SAMI Kl_s. PIIILLIP W. IBI : Greenfield. Indiana. SANDERS. LARRY C. -Ill; Princeton Drill Team. Training Capt. Training Lt. Opcrallon Officer. SANDVIK, OYSTEIN ME; Kredrlkslad, Norway. A8ME; Soccer Club. SACTEIt. ORVILLE—HU; Carson. N.D. SAVAGE. STEVEN A. -CHE; Evansville AIChK; Catalyst Club. Ptd Eta Sigma. SAWYER. TOM CHK: Indianapolis. Wiley; ALChE; Catalyst Club: Class Council. Senior Vice Pre .; Young Republican Club. SCAR PE, STEPHEN L. SCHRADER. JAMES l . -CE: Alpha Sigma Phi 541 SCHAEFER, MIC'llAM. C.—CE. SCI IA KEEK, JOHN U. MB. SGHALL. JANET ANN -HU; Wort Lafayette. Meredith; KUK Student Fallow; Purude Student Christian Fallow; PMO; Sigma Alpha Eta: SNKA; Unty Choir. SCH.VIJ.I01a SAUAMSTH—HU; Mishawaka. WRH, Standard Com-mlttec; Alpha lamUu IXlta; AW8; Folk Singer Club; Green Guard; SNBA; Purdue Peace Union; Junior Yr. Abroad SCIIEI.UIASK. � AVH G. 1M. Evansville. Sigma Chi; Gimlet; Newman Club; Omlcron licit Kappa; Vnr Athletic . Basketball. S« HEI.LKNHKKGKK. THOMAS—AC; Karl Park. Agronomy Club. St MEET .. J. MI CHASE AG KCON; Lucerne. Alpha Gamma Rbo: Ag Econ Club; Ag Ed Soc; Block P; Campus Chest; DEBRIS. Senior Section; Mil Rail Comm; Mock P: Newman Club; Skull and Crewcent; Student Union; Young Detn Club; Theta Sunshine Boy. St IIEII . JAMES It.—EE Stltl.EIHSEK, CHARI.KS II. 1M; Columbus. Quarterdeck; Navy Ball Committee. Sai.MEI.TBJK, RAYMOND I'. PHAR; Crown Point. Cary Hall. Unit D President: Kappa Psl; Newman Club; Pcndrugon. SCII.MKLTZ. DANIKI. I.. A. SITIMIDT. JANET M.—HU; Indianapolis. Chi Omega. Aast Rush Clir; Barxl Majorette; Block P; Soph Pub; Campus Chest. Pub: Football Seating Comm. Sec-Treas; Greek Week Coram; Green Gourd; Mock P; Newman Club; Panheltenlc Rush-Counselor. SC1IMIDT, ERIC T.—ME; Kirkwood. Mix Sigma Chi: Glmlei: Skull ami Crescent; Var Athletic . SCHMIDT. OTTO P. A. SCHOBNDOKK, JOSEPH EE; Washington, D.C. Della Upsllon Social Cbrm. Rush Chrm; Jolly Green Glanl . President. SCHOI.EK. SUSAN—HU; Lafayette. Delta Gamma. Mock P: ADK Soc. Honorary. SCHOTT. ELIZABETH—IE. SCHRADER, JAMES ! .—CK: Alpha Sigma Phi. SCHCELEB, STEPHEN WADE PHAR; Kokomo. Owen Hall, Senator; Kappa Psl: Basketball Manager. SCHULER, CARSON ME; Elmhurst. Ill Kappa Sigma, President. Scholarship Chrm: CMC; Athletic Mgr.: Phi Eta Sigma; PI Tun Sigma SV-crclory; Tau Beta PI Seniors 542 sCHWINKKNDORF, JAMES A. IM; LaPorte. Wiley Hull, Senator at targe; Newman Club; Railroad Club. KMP.X: SAM: Advanced Army KOTO. SCOTT. MELVIN II. ME: Indiana poll . tambda Chi Alpha ASME: Aeronautics and Astronautics Soc: Band: Cum pus Chest: PI Tau Sit;mu: Phi Ktn Sigma; Kappa Kappa Psi; Tnu Beta PI; BlK Ten Pan-Het: IFC Conference Treasurer. SCOTT. PHILLIP- M. BE Sl’ItAXAGK, VM. It.—AG: Ashley. Stellar Bros. Co-op, Social Chairman. Secretary. President: Ag Econ Club. Secretary: Sr. Class Council; Mock P; Student Co-op Assn. Treasurer. SCRUGGS. MELINDA HU, Platnflvld. Warren Hall; DEBRIS. SKAKCV, .IEKHY I.. X; Lafayette. Kowler House. Scholarship Director, Athletic Manager; Delta Kho Kappa; Phi Eta Stoma: Stoma Pi Sigma. SEKJ.KV, MARK AK; Hobart. Ag Ed Soc: Peace Corps Railroad Club: Soccer Club; Wesley Found; Young Rep Club. SEIDEN. JOHN J. HU; Wheaton, Maryland. Owen Hall. Senator; ASME; Drill Team; Young Dom Club: Owen Hull Radio Station WMRH: American Rocket Socket Society: Purdue Sociology Club. SELKEK. KENNETH E.—BSE; OhrUivey Amateur Radio Club; Ml! Bull Comm; Perching Rifle . SEKBON, WALTER J.—IM; Emu Clilcago. Alpha Tau Omega, Rush Chairman. Social Chairman. Pledge Committee. Recording Sec; Greek Week Comm; IFC Office: Old Masters; Young Re| Club, SERKN. LAVRA—HU; Chicago. Illinois PI Beta Phi; DEBRIS: Millet Found. SETTERS. DANIEL E.—HU: Anderson. Block P; Mock P: Wesley Found; Ward Org; Young Rep Club. SEVENTY. MICHAEL W. SHAEVEL. JAMES A.—CHE: Gary Tau Epsilon Phi. President, Secretary; AIChE; Block P: Catalyst Club; Millet Found; IF Pres Counc; Mock P. SHAFFER. ROBERT K.—PHAR; W. Lafayette APhA; Block P: Air Force: Air Police. SHANTA. ROYLEEN- -HU. SIIAIION. STEVEN M.—ME: Kappa Sigma SHAW. MARGUERITE Be—HE; Woodstock. HI. Alpha XI Delta. Pledge Trainer; AWS: Block P: Campus Chest: Gold Peppers. Home Ec Chapter: Greek Week Comm: Green Guard: Unlv Choir; VVRA. SHBDLOF8KY. ROBERTA S. S; University City, Mo. Pht Mu. Activities Chrm; Alpha Lambda Delta: AWS; Block P: Campus Chest: Jr. Soph Class Counc: DEBRIS, Personnel Mgr: Delta Rho Kappa; Green Guard; Green Guard Honorary: Hlllet Found: Mock P; Panhellentc Jr. Trias: WRA; Chain ! Comm. Peppers. SHEEHAN, TIMOTHY M. IM: Oak Pork. III. Phi Kappa TaU. Scholarship Chrm: Block P; ENGINEERING: Mock P; Peace Crops; Pep Comm; Purdue Ptoyshop; Skull and Crescent. SHEEN, CAROLE—NT; MontteeUo. Warren. SHEPPARD, DARRELL Z.—AG; Lynn. McCutcheon Hall. SHEKER, RICHARD K.—IM; Warsaw. Wiley Hall; SAM. SHKKKON. JOHN T.—CE: Middletown. Ohio. ASCE. Tren : Chi Kjullon: Pershing Rifles. SHIELDS. DAVID—ESK; Anderson Lambda Chi Alpha. Ruth Chrm; Stoma Gamma Tau: Tau Beta Sigma SHIVELY. CHARLES D.—PHAR; New Cattle Alpha Chi Rho. Guest Historian; APhA; Band; Kappa Pal. SIIOl'I'E. JOHN II.—FOR; South Bend. Cary Hall; Block P; Mock P; Forestry- Club; Newman Club; WCCR; SAF. sHOWALTER. CAROLE A.—Warren Hall. SIIRADElt, DONALD D. EE; Wlnamac. IEEE. SHRADER, W EI.MAN S; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Slum EH. DAVID A. -PHAR; Bntdwlnsvllle. N.Y. SIIUTTLKWOKTH. LUCY K.-HSSE: Indianapolis. Delta Gamma. Asst Tre.vs. Recording See; Block P; Jr Class Counc: Mock P: I’anhellenlc: Pershing Rifle ; Purduettes; PMO: Sigma Alpha Eta. 543 8IEFKRT. GEORGE J.—KB: Connersvlllr. Fowler Court ; Intramural Sport . HEOEb ALAN K. 8E: South Euclid. Ohio. Sigma Alpha Mu. Recorder; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Gamma Tau; Tau Beta VI. SIEGEL, ASTHOSV II. ME; McCutcheon. SIO.MONO. MALCOLM E.—PHAR: Fuller . Kowler Hou.e; W«� le) Found: Am. SIKGMCND. Jl UITM C. HU; Arlington, Virginia Kappa Alpha Theta; NAEA. SI 1X8, ROBERT I .— HE; Marlon. PI Kappa Phi. President. Sec. Social Chairman: Block P: Cam pun Cheat: IP Pres Comic; Old Mauler : Mock P; Soph. Winter Carnival. 8IMAXEK, NASCT K. HU: Homewood, IltlnoU. Warren Hall SI.MCIAK. WALTER . EE: Gary. Gable Court ; Amateur Radio Club; IKBK: WGP.S SIMMONS, JAMES W. AO KNGR: Columbus ASAgK SIMONS. ERNEST N. IM: Mishawaka Cary: Society for the Advancement of Manaitement SJMS. WILLIAM M.—IM: Phi Delta Theta. SINCLAIR. MAN DA L. NT: North Manchester. Meredith Hall: Block P; EXPONENT; Wealey Pound; WRA. SINCLAIR. THOMAS R.—AO: North Manchester Alpha Gamma Rho. President: Ag Counc: Ac Science Club: Alpha Zeta: Ceres: IP Pres Counc: Debate Club: Fore rule Union; Greek Week Comm; Old Masters; Mock P; Phi EU Sigma. SKINNEK. ANN C.—HU: Anderson. Kappa Alpha Theta. President; Block P: Jr. Board: Soph. Class Council: Gold Peppers: Green Guard Honorary: Mock P: Mortar Bd; Panhellenlc. Vice Pres.: Sigma Alpha Eta. Pres; WRA. SKODINSKI. RICHARD C.—EE; South Bend. IEEE: Unlv Lutheran AWS; Assembly. SKORKA. FRANCIS M.—I ENOR: Keene. New Hampshire. Ph| Kappa Tau. Editor; AIIE; Block P: Mock P; Student Union. SKORONSKI. JEAN A.—HU; Meredith Hall. SLOWIK. SYLVESTER II.—EE: Elmwood Park. Illinois. Triangle. Chapter Editor. Executive Secretary; Block P: Mock P: Skull arid Crescent: OSGS; Quarterdeck; Scabbard and Blade. SMALL, DAVID E.—IM: Indianapolis. Society for Advancement 01 Management. SMALL, THOMAS f..—AG: Walton. Farmhouse, Steward: Ag Counc; AGRICULTURALIST: DEBRIS: Skull and Crescent: Alpha Zeta, Seniors Q CS J 3 q J L Si JrM SMITH. It A Kit AHA A.—HU: Hammond. Kappa Alpha Theta: Alpha Lambda Delta: Block P Committee: Soph Claa Council; Delta Rho Kappa; Gold Pepper . Prvs: Green Guard Honorary: International Affairs Club; Kappa Delta Pi: Mock P: OlA. Hostess: Pep Comm: Presidential Assistant: Student-Faculty Committee: Gamma Iota Mu Phi, SMITH, CHARLES A.—EE: Lafayette. IEEE; AES. SMITH. CLIFFORD C-—EK; Lakewood. Ohio. Phi Kappa PM. Treasurer; Army Honor Guard: Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta PI SMITH, DALE K. PE; Indianapolis. ITil Kappa Slgtoa. House Manager: Gimlet: Skull and Crescent. SMITH. DARRELL F-—AE; Huntington. West Virginia. Tau Bela PI: Sigma Gamma Tau SMITH. DONALD J. CE: Indiana poll . ASCE SMITH. Kt'GKNE D. JR.—IM; Sigma Phi Epsilon. SMITH. DANA C. IM; Charleston. West Virginia. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sec.; Skull A Crescent. Vtce-Pres.: Block P: Student Union. 544 r i .SMITH, JACK G.—CHE; I-ancasler. New York. Phi Kappa Psl: AIChK: Arnold Air Soc; Catalyst Club; IFC Investigating Comm: Mock P: 8alltng Club, SMITH. JANET In—HU: Westlake. Ohio. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Scho'arshlp Chairman: Block P: Delta Rho Kappa: Green Guard; PI Delta Phi: Mock P: Panhellenlc; Sterna Delta PI; Little Slater of Minerva of Ulema Alpha Kpelton. SMITH. JOSEPH J.—IM: Delphi. Beta Theta PI: KX PON ENT: Iron Key; Omlcron Delta: Sigma Delta Chi. SMITH. STEPHEN I� ,- HU. SMITH, SMOKET 8.—FOR: Mooec Jaw. Saw Gamma Alpha, Party Ghr; Field Trip Soc: Pasadena Communter Club. Pres; THE 1968 RL'BISH; 8KPCFF; Wild IJfe Clob SMITH. THOMAS R.-AE: Hobart Cary Hall; Engineering Science Society; AI. A. SMITH. WILLIAM M.—IKD: SMITH. WENDELL C.—8; Carmel. Alpha Chi Rho. SNIDER, JOHN W.—USD: Kokomo. McCutcheon Hall. Unit Sec-Trcas; A8TD: In Ed Club: Unlv Choir; WCCR; Woeley Found: WMP.H: WVRH, Station Mar Program Director; Society for Advancement of Management. SNIDER. RICHARD L.—AG: New Part Stellar Bro Co-op, Purchasing Agent: Ag Econ Club: Cerca; Student Co-op Aaen. S.NOWE. It. C.—EE: WhlUng, SNYDER, GARY L. EE; Mishawaka. Tarklngton Hall; Band: IEEE: Camera Club. SNYDER, I.YNN E. ME; Kousvllle. A8FE: PI Tau Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. SNYDER. WILLIAM K. IM: River Forc� t. Illinois Theta Chi. social Chairman. SOFIAK. MICHELE t). HU; Gary. Warren Hall; Block P: Green Guard; Freshman Class Council; Major-Minor Club; OSG8; WRH Governing Bd: Midshipman Ball Queen 1965-86. SOKOLOWsKI, DANIEL E.—ME; Cleveland. Ohio. Wiley Hall. Social Director: Aeronautics and Astronnutle Soc; Newman Club: PI Tau Sigma: Engr. Co-op. SOLEI5IANI. DAVID—CE: Tehran. Iran. Wiley Halt; ASCE: Chi Epsilon: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta PI SOLMAN, FRED J.—EE: Hammond. Cary Hall. Cary Hall Joint Council; Amateur Radio «lub; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Pendragon: Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi SOSNAY. RICHARD G.—AE. SOUTHERLAND. MARK J.—AE; Itullanapoll Alptia Chi Rlio. Representative at Igirge. SPANGLER, RONALD L. AO; Yorktown. Farmhouse. Ag Counc: Alpha Efts; Hort Club; Mock V: OSGS. SPARKS. MARY E—NT. SPEECH, RUTH A.—HU; Anderson. Warren Hall: WRA. SPENCE, MARILYN J. HU; Galveston. Earliart Hall: Baptist Student Fellow; 8NKA: Unlv Choir. SPENCER, THOMAS L.—HU: Kokomo. WUey Hall; Block P: All-Campus Elec.: Intramurals. SPIELMANN. MARK—IED; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice Pres. Kush Chm. Pledge Trainer: Alpha Phi 5!u: OSGS; Skull and Crescent. SPIERS, it A tut All.A I-S: FOrt Wayne. Delta Gamma. First Vice President; Alpha Lambda Delta: Block P. Instruction Card Comm; DEBRIS, Sr. Engravings Editor; Delta Rho Kappa; Gold Peppers; Green Guard Honorary; Kappa Delta PI. Secretary; Mock P. ■(EIGHT, CARL EE: Indianapolis, Cary; Tau Beta Pt. Eta Kappa Nu. Pres: Kappa Alpha Psl. SPRINGER. ROBERT L.—S; Rochester. State Street Courts SPURGEON, DAVID W. AG. STAFFORD, CHERYL NT. West l-afnyetl.' Block P; Town Girls Social Chairman: Wesley Found. 545 STAI.BAUM. DONALD F. OK: Mar wool A8CK; Newman Club C c ii STARK, JA.MKs J. -IKD Port Wayne ST AH I,. MORKIS K. AK. STALKY, THOMAS K. AO. STANSM KY. DENNIS N. UU; Lafayette. Block P Det'-tte Clul Forensic Union: Purdue I'liiyuhop; llnlv iTesbyterlun Church STAPLES, THOMAS L. FOR: Grecnsburg. Beta Theta PI: Alpha l£eta: Crew; (llmlct: Omlcron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Slgrau: Skull and Crescent: XI Sigmo PI. STARK. JOHN IM: Wlnamac. Wiley Hall; SAM. STARK. JOHN E.—888: Chicago. Wiley Hall; Newman Club; Sigma 3amma Tau: Tau Beta PI; Judo Club. STAI.HAI M. liONAI.il F. CK: Marwood. A8CK; Newman Club STAUBEK, SUE A. 8: Morton Orove. Illinois. Delta Rlio Kappa: Drm Guard: Mock P. STEDGE. ANTHONY M.- ME; Fort Wayne. Phi Kappa Tau. Stew ward; Mock P: Soc of Auto Eng STEIN. JAMES L.--AG: Bateavllic. Rochdale, pree; Ag Counc: AGRICULTURIST; Block P; Ceres; Collegiate t-H; Newman Club: Old Maaters; Pre-Vet Club; SCA. STEINBECK, WERNER AO F.CON; Mourklr. Beta Sigma Pal. ireaa. STEIN FKLF, ROBERT K.—IM; Cleveland. Ohio. Kappa Sigma, Song Leader; PMO; Unlv Choir, Unlv Presbyterian Church. sTKINHII.HER, WILLIAM D.—IM: Loganeport. Wiley Hall. Pres: Block P; Iron Key: Mock P: Old Master : Omlcron Delta Kappa; Pendrmgon. Prea; Phi Eta Sigma; Tomahuwk: Basketball Mgr: Student Senate; SAM. STEIN.MAN. LARRY W.—EE; Garrett. IEEE. STEPHEN. BARBARA B.—HU; Sprlngtlekt. Virginia. 8NEA. STERN. ALFRED M. STERNER. JAMES S; Rochester. New York. Tarklngton Hall. Senator: Amateur Radio Club; Newman Club. STEWART. BARBARA J.—HU; Grecnsburg. Alpha XI Delta. President: Block and Bridie; Block P: Delta Rho Kappa; Gold Pepper : WRA: Greek Week Comm; Green Guard: Mortar Bd. Sec. Old Masters. Panhellenle; PCIA; YWCA: Psl Chi. STEWART, CHYKL A.—HU; Danville. Unlv Lutheran Awn. STEWART, PAMELA K.—HE: Hammond. Duhme; Block P: Green Guanl: Home Ec Chapter: Mock P: WRA. STEWART. HOYT M. 8; San Antonio. Texas. Tarklngton. Sen; Aeromodelera; Auto Club; Band; Block P; Mock P: Unlv Presby Church. STEWART, JOAN It.—HU; lodlanapolte. PI Beta Phi. Rush Chr. Block P; Class Council; Delta Rho Kappa: EXPONENT. Adv Mgr: Gold Peppers: Greek Week Comm: Green Guard Honorary: Mock P; Mortar Bd; Panhellenle; Theta Sigma Phi; WRA; Pal Chi. STEWART GREGORY I.. HU; Logansport Block P. Olec Club; WBAA; WOCR. ST1EKWALT. THOMAS It. AG; Gosport. Alpha Gamma Rho. Pledge Trainer; Block and Bridle: Christian Found: Collegiate t-H STILES. DEBORAH STILI.ABOWER. MICHAEL E. BE: Edinburg SlgTaa Alpha Epsilon. Rush Chairman; Quarterdeck. STINE. JANE T. HU: Anderson. Kappa Alpha Theta. Standard Chairman; AW8; Block P; Newman Club; Sigma Alpha Eta: WCCK. STIVER. JA.MKS F.— PHAR; Elkhart. Owen Hall; APhA: Band; Kappa Pat. MITE-, KENNETH L. A STOCKTON. MARY J. ME; New Carlisle. Fowler Courts, Counc: Block P: Home Kc Chapter: Outing Chib; WRA. STOKES, JOHN R. ME; Indianapolis AlllE 546 STOLI.EN.MKYKK. CAR I. E. JR. ME: Wilton. Connecticut. Lambda Chi Alpha. Pledge Trot nor: IFC Office. Jr. Office Director: Mock P: Old Masters, Personal Hoot; PI Tau Sigma; Skull and Crescent; Tau Beta PI. SYOMING, TERRENCE A________PHAR; Hammond. Cary Hall. West Social Director. STONE. MIK.lt.A j, HU: Hammond. Otenwood, Pres: AW8: Block P: Mock P. STONE. ROBERT P. AO; Lyndhurat. Ohio. Phi Kappa Tau. Pledge Trainer. Historian. Pledge Class Pres: Block P- Entomological Soc; EXPONENT: Newman Club; Skull and Crescent: Freshman Wrestling. Seniors STOTT, BYRON K.—8. SbeHdnn. Cary HalJ. Cary Club Secretary. Cary Club Treasurer. Cary Council. STRAND. RAtiNAH—ME: Fredrlkstad, Norway. ANSA. STRANG. WII.14,AM M. KB; Indianapolis. Cary Hall B. Unit Councilman: ENGINEERING: IEEE: Mock P: Co-operative Engineering Student. STRAINS. KAMA STREIGHTOKF, ANN K. HU; Franklin. Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha laimbda Delta: AWS: Block P. Delta Rl Kappa; EXPONENT. Sr. Editorial Board. Jr Stuff Reporter; Gold Peppers: Home Be Chapter; Kappa Delta PI: Mock P. PCI A. Publications Chairman: Science and Humanities School Advisor Bd; Theta Sigma Phi, Treasurer: Tomahawk: Unlv Clvolr; WltA. STRIEGKL. Kit HARD G. CHE. STOTT. ST7.AXNK U S: Indianapolis Twin Pines. STTDE. CARE T.—CE: St. Louie. Missouri A8CR: Scabbard and Blade: Tau Belli PI; Young Rep Club. STUFF. KENNETH K.-IM: Bluffton. STURM. RONNIE AVSM; Clinton Alpha Sigma Phi, House Chaplain: Block and Bridle OTTMI'F. RONNIE K. S. NTT KM. RONNIE R, SI HOH.NKY. GEORGE A. CHE: Baden, Pennsylvania Titangle. Pledge Trainer; AlChK; Army Honor GuanI; Catalyst club: IFO Office. Jr. Office Director: Mock V STMMKiev 1144:. RONNIE V. PHAR; Scotland, APt.A; Baptist Student Fellow; IPhA. STMPTER. SANDRA D.—HU: Frankfort. 8NKA. SI ND. HOWARD J. CK; Dundee. Illinois Cary Hull East, Host. President. Sec-Treaa; A8CK: Block P; Chi Epsilon. Vice Pr.n. Pledge Trainer; Class Council 1964-63; Gold Peppers; Mock P. Old Masters; Purduettes; Tomahawk; Eta Bela. 547 BUNDLING, THOMAS IM. Acacia, President; AGRICULTURALIST. SVOBODA. WAYNE J.—CHS; Berwyn, Illinois. Cary Hall. Athletic Director; American Chemical Soc; AIChE; Block P; Catalyst Club; Mock P; Old Master : Omega Chi Epsilon; Pendragon: Phi Ktn Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Tomahawk; Tennli Captalo. SUTTON. KARKS' I..—PHAR; Cleveland Heights. Ohio. 'x ta Tau Alpha; Alpha lambda l e!ta; APhA; AW8: EXPONENT; Green Guard; Kltppa Kpeilton; Newman Club; Rho Chi; Sailing Club; Army Ball. SVOHIJA, WAYNK -CHE; Berwyn, III. Cary. TennU; Pendragon: Tomahawk; Tau Beta Pi; Omega Chi Epmlon. SWANSON. NANCYJEAN M.- PHAR: North Syracuse. Now York. APhA; Counc of Rollglous Org; Green Guard; Kappa Epsilon; Lutheran Student Assn, Prea; Student Co-op Assn; Navy Wives. SWARTZ, DENNIS L. -HU; Mishawaka. McOutcheon Hall, Preah-man Orientation; Block P; Campua Chest. Mil Ball Comm; Sounding ; OPA; WVRH. SWAKTZ1.ANDKR. KARI.—EE. SYMMKS. SALLY W. HE; Park Ridge. Illinois. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Social Chairman; AWS Council. Block P. Secretary; Class Council; Gold Peppers; Green Guard; Home Ec Chapt r; Kappa Delta PI; Mock P; Student Union; Activity Panels. S7.AI.ONA, JOSEPH—ME; Hammond. Cary Hall: ASMK; Outing Club. TAMBORSKI. DKLPIIINE—S; East Chicago. Wooil Hall: American Chemical Soc: Unlv Choir. TARK. CHKRI. HU. WRH: PMO; ACKI; SNKA. TATE. KLI.KN A.—PHAR; Richmond. Z.eta Tau Alpha: APhA: AWS; Block P; Campua Chest; Class Council; Green Guard; Kappa Kps!ion; WRA. TATEPO. COKENTIN G.—AG ENGR: Dschang. Cameroon. African Student A sn; ASAgE: Soccer Club. TAYliOK. GEORGE ME; Lafayette Soc of Automotive Engineer . TEMPLE. RAYMOND L. HU; Kouts. Cary Hall. Publicity Chair; Mock P. TERVEf.T, RONALD L.—S; Morrison, llllnols. TIIACKKK. JOHN W.—HU: Monon Tau Epsilon Phi. Pledge Trainer; Block P; PMO; Unlv Choir; Young Dem Club. THEVEMN. BRUCE C —IM; Elkhart. WUey Hall; SAM; Alpha Eta Itho: Wealey Pound; Young Rep Club. THOMAS, CHRISTINE A. HU: Alpha XI Della THOMAS. DONALD A. Seniors r THOMAS, PATRICIA A.—HU Plymouth. Rhealy. Blo«k P: SNEA: Major-Minor Club; WRA. THOMAS. ROBERT—AE; Hammond. Wiley Sigma aamma Tau; TM Bela PI. THOMPSON, KI.I.A J. -HE; Gary Warren Hall. Prealdent; AWS, Mia Purdue Committee; Block P; Campu Cl e t; Green Guard: Home Ec Chapter. Membership Chm Interhnll Council Honorary Member; Pep Comm; YVRH Governing Bd; WRA. THOMPSON. IIAVID It.—AO ENGR; WatktrtOR. Tarklngton SK Unit Prea. and Publicity Dlrectcr; A RARE; Collegiate «-H B. U. K. Student Fellow; Pendregon PMO; Tau Beta PI; Unlv Choir; Alpha Eration. THOMPSON. STEPHEN It. AG; Clayton. Farmhouse. I ledge Trainer; Block and Bridle; Collegiate l-H; Pre-Vet Club. THOMPSON. STEPHAN O.-AO: Mishawaka. Delta Chi. Ru� h Chxn. Corresponding SeereUry; Bkxk P: IFC Office; Mock P; Pre-Vet Club; Young Rep Club; Freshman Track. TOBIAS. t.I.ENN It. 8; Munch- Alpha Phi Onki-cn; Ward One. TOBIN. RICHARD J. MB. Knlrmount. Delta Slitma Phi. Sgt-nt-arms: ASME: Scabbard and Blade; Weeley Found Young Rep Club. TOt' .KK. JOSEPH P. IM. TODD, DIANNE S. HU: Indlanapoll . Alpha XI Delta. Ru-h Chm; Alpha Lambda Delta: Angel Flight; AWS. Pro ; Block P. Delta Rho Kappa: Gold Pepper ; Greek Week Comm: Green Guard: Green Guard Honorary: Kappa Delta PI: Mortar Bd: Bum Alpha Eta; Unlv Choir; WRA; 19 5 DEBRIS Queen TOKAISKI. STEVE HU, Gary. Tarklngton; Student Court; EXPONENT; Old Banter ; Senator PC1A: Meek P: Omicron Delta Kappa. TOI.LOK, RAYMOND—IM, TOM, CHARLES D.—EE: Kranceavllie Alpha Kappa Lambda. Pree: Block P; ENGINEERING: Gimlet: IEEE; IFC Prc CoUnc: Old Ma� ter . TOMLINSON. DIANE—HU: Hammond, Meredith Hall. Green Guard; Kappa Delta PI; SNEA. TONKIN. RUSSELL J.—E8E; Breckavllle Triangle. Vice Pre� : Crew; ENGINEERING; PMO; Scabbard ant Blade; Unlv Choir; P8ES. TOOTLE. JAMES TORRANCE. WILLIAM A.—CE; IjiCrow-. Wisconsin. Bela Theta PI. TltAENKNER. LINDA K. TRAIL, RALPH A. IM; Chattanooga, Tenne ee. Kappa Sigma. Trea . Pledge Trainer; Gimlet. Social Chairman; Skabbard and Blade; Mock P; Semper I-TdeSI Society; Skull and Crescent: V� r Athletic . Co-Ca plain. TRAVEL! TE. FREDRICK l.-ME: Scottabluff. Nebra ka. Della Up llon. Secretary; ASME; Block P. PI Tau Sigma. TROYER. STEPHEN It.—S: Ft Wayne. Cary Hall; Delta Rho Kappa. TREAT, JOHN R. ME: Arlington HelgSit . lumol . Sigma Phi Epsilon. President 1865-94. Vice President 19 1-45; Purdue Pilot : Soph Class Treaeurer; Skull and Crescent. riCEKS, WILLIAM—FOR; Whiting. Wiley Hall: Forestry Club. ritlPPKL, ANN E.—HU: Auburn. Plil Mu. ChapBHn, Scholarship Chairman; AWS; Block P; DEBRIS. Jr. Ed.; Greek Week Comm; WRA; Green Guard: Kappa Delta Pt; Mock P: Old Mailer ; SNEA; Jr. Prom Comm. rRlsi.ER. JAMES D.—IM; Indianapolis. Sigma Phi Epallon. Controller. ritOOK. PEGGY J.—HU: Anderson. Phi Mu. House Chairman. PnhheUenlc Delegate; AWS; Block P: Campus Chest; DEBRIS; Green Guard; Mock P; Panhellenlc; PMO; Unlv Choir; Chapel Drive. TKOSI’Elt. GERALD J.—IM; Indlanapoll . TROUP. KENNETH F. Ill -EE: Bedford, Masaachusett . 8tnle Street Court . President Court Two: Arnold Air Soc. Compt; Phi Eta Sigma; Unlv Chotr; Unlv Presbyterian Church Choir. TROUT. WAYNE L. S; Cromwell. Cory Hall. Joint Councilman; Knppa Delta PI: Mock P TROVER, WILLIAM II. -IM: West Lafayette. Alphn Tau Omega. TRAUX. CLAUDIA D.—HE; Ptnlnflehl. Knppa Alpha TlieU; AWS. Secretary; AGRICULTURIST: Junior Clan Council. Collegiate l-H: EXPONENT: Gold Pepper ; Home Bo Chapter. Home Ec Ooonc; Unlv Choir; Punluettes. Student Director. TRUITT, TIMOTHY P. EE; Vevay. Block P; Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta PI. 549 Tl'NNBV. WILLIAM IKD TTRCOTTE. ARTtll It IK Tl UK. JOSKPH K. EK; Indtanapolii Chauncey, Athletic Chr. I I.I.MAN. I10NAI.D W. I'l.RKY. Jl’I.IK till. IMIKRIIILI., KAHI. M. FOR; Honolulu, Hawaii Kowler Court . Athletic Manager: Forestry Club; XI Sigma Pi I .VDKItWOOl). I.AltKt AO: Marion. Rochdale, Standard Comm; AGRICULTURIST; Alpha Zeta. Cere , Trea INTU.IS. CAKKON J. HU; Bast Chicago Vawlcr; Rloch P. Drill team; WKA. t'KKI TIA. VICTOR—BE. VAXAl mXK. IIAVID P. S: Hammond. Cary Hall: Judo Club. VANCLEBF. MARTHA A. HU: Arllniston. Virginia Karhart Hall: Alpha Lambda Delta: Block P: Purdue Player ; Tlieta Alpha Phi: Town Girl . VAXIIKRMARK. TONI .1. PHAR: Lowell. Meredith Hall governor: APhA: AW8; Block P: Gold Pepper ; Green Guard Honorary: Kappa. Kp� llon: Mock P: Mortar Bd: PHARMACIST; YVRX Gov. ltd. VAMiKVOItll. RENA I..—HU: Richmond Sigma Kappa. Treasurer; Band; Block P: Campus Chest; Gold Pepper ; Green Guard; Mock P; SXKA: YWCA. President. VA.MtKVANTKR. ALAN AG. VANDKRWOIDK. DANIEL O. BE: Dyer Cary Hall. Kla Karp Nu: IKKK: Tau Beta PL VANHOY. JOHN C.—IM; Evansville. fhl Kappn Tlieta. V.P. VAXKAXKCAX, KL'GKNE M.— ME; South Holland. Illinois. VANPATTKN. TONI—P. VANSI.KTTE, JAMES ME; South Bend. Cary, Unit Council ASME: PI Tnu Sigma: Tau Bela PI. VANtVKSTKl'M. ANTHONY- MK: ln.hunapoll Ptil Gamma Delta. Steward: I EC; Student Union Seniors V Alt GO. ROBERT J. P VARGO. VICTOR A. BE Sooth Berd Eta Kappn Nu IKKK VAHICKK. KONA I.n V. ft; Utica, New York. Block P. Outing Club' Newman Club, VAUGHT. JOHNNIE I.. IM; Bargemville Sherman Hou� r, Pr-s. Arnold Air Hoc; Old Master ; Peace Corpa; Scabbard and Blade Alpha Kt« Kho; SAM VKI.D.MAN, HENRY MK VKI.DMAX. MARI MK. VEON, MICHAEL H. KK; Indianapolis Sigma Alpha Kpallon. Pre� ; Gimlet; IFC; Pep Comm; Student Union. VKKDOfW. ALBERT J. CHE; Indlnnapoll State St. Ct; AlChK Catalyst Club; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pt, 550 VERNON. SHARON E. HE; Union City. Kappa Alpha Theta. VBSLOCKI, TIMOTHV A. ME; Whiting. Fowler VIKHK. KOHKRT A.—IED: Sheridan. A8TD; Technical Institute Maintenance squadron VWIN. I AM El. A D. HU; Crystal I.ak , Illinois. Phi Mu. Sec. AWS; Block P; Kappa Delta PI: Mock P: Panliellenlc Ru.h Count 8NKA; WRA. YOKLKER. PAUL B.-8; Maywood, Illinois. Alpha Phi Mu: Theta Alpha Phi; Purdue Player : Undergrad Math Club. VON ASCH. JII.I. )IU: LaI orte. Earhart Hall: Block P; P� l Unlv Choir. WKA. VOSN. KENNETH K. I ENGR; St. Cloud. Minnesota. I clla Tau t ella: Alpha Pi Mu: AIIE: Newman Club. VOYIJCS, KONAI.n O.—8: Indianapolis. Phi Kappa Tau; Block P-Mock P; Peace Corps; Var Athletics; Toung Rep Club H ACHKI. JAMES J.—PHAR. WA CHS BERGER. DONALD M. 8: Cleveland. Ohio: Sigma Alpha Mu. President; Block P. Card Section Charlotte: Clns Council: Hill ! Fbund: IF Press Counc. WADE. JOHN s.—HIT: IndianapolU. exponent. Sports Editor; Pep Comm; Sigma Delta Chi. President. WAGNER. JOHN I’.- HU: Peoria, III. Acacia; Army Honor Guard. WAGNER, ARTHUR A. JK.—IM; Denver, Colorado. Kappa Sigma. Class Council: Gimlet: Yell-leaders. WAGNER. DANIEL K.—PHAR: Elkhart. APhA. WAGNER. RANDOLPH EDWARD— IM; Palos Park, Illinois, sigma PI. Vice President: Mock P: Lutheran Student Assn: Student Union: SAK; HAM. WALNSCOTT, MARILYN K. HU: Mulberry. Town Girls, Pres: AWS: Block P: Gold Peppers; Green Guard; Major-Minor Club: Old Masters: PMO: WRA. WAITE. GLORIA I,—S; Hammond. Earhart Hall. WAITT. MARY I.. HU; Sheridan. Pi Della Phi: Block P; Green Guard. WAITT. MICHAEL W. -AO; Sheridan. Army Honor Guard; Block WALGREEN, LINDA L. HU: W l-afayettr Alpha Delta PI Block P; Campus Chest: Sigma Delta PI W ALKER. CHARLES M.—EE: Evansville Cary WALKER, JAY B.—AO: Kirklln. Cory Hall. President: Ag Econ Club: Collegiate 4-H: Reamers; Unlv Choir. WALKER. WILLIAM If.—EE: Albuquerque. New Mexico. IEEE. WALLACE, CAROLYN J. HU: Barrington. HIlDots. Meredith. Governor; Class Council; Student Senate: Mock P: Newman Club: W'KX Governing Bd. WALLEM, RALPH M.—CE: Tau Kappa Epsilon WALLS, LINDA M.—HU: Clayton. Zeta Tau Alpha, Parliament Block P: Clo « Council: Delta Rho Kappa: Green Guard Hon: Kappa Delta PI. Pres; 8NEA. Pres; Young Rep Club; ACE WAIN It. JOHN M. -CK: Hammond. Sigma Nu, Social Chrm ; ASCE: Block P. Newman Club Student Union, WALTZ. RONALD K. 8; Indianapolis. Wiley Hall. Social: Delta Rho Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma; Science and Humanities School Advisory Bd; Sigma PI Sigma. WANDTKE. GARY G.- IM; Toledo. Ohio. Delta Uprilon. House Manager; SAM WANG. WIN Kl E S: Saigon, Vietnam Glen wood. Vice Pres: Chinese Student Chib: PI Delta Phi; Student Co-op Assn. WANKAT. PHILLIP C.—CHE: lies Plain . Illinois. Alpha Phi Omega; AIChE. Omega Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta PI WANMK. ItOY K. CK: Ortand Park. IIIlnoK Cary Hall; ASCE; cm Epsilon 551 WARD. KAREN WARD. MITCHEL K. R. Donovan. Illlnot . Vmr Athletic WARDER, CiORHON «. JR.- KK North Riverside. llllnol . Alpha 8tgma Mil; 1KKE; Unlv Lutheran Amri: WCCR: Air Police WARREN. BETTY J. -HK; Union City. Duhme; Hlook P; Horn Ec Chapter: WRA, WARREN, JOE K. -ERE: Hilton, New York, Fairway, Vice Pre.l-dent: SI cm Gamin Tau; Tan Beta PI. WARNER, El GENE E—AG ECON: Hagerstown, AK Keen Club C re� . WASHRt RN. DOSAl.n D.--AG; Remington. Alpha Kappa lambda. Pledcr Trnln r: Block and RrMle: Bleck P: Colleglole t-H. WAS1IINGTON. RAI.PH -IED; Gary. Owen Hall; A8T! . Pres: WCCR: You rut D m Club; Kappa Alpha P l, Pre : RAM; ST ME WASSON. JANE A.—PHAR: Delphi. Phi Mu; APhA; Block P Green Guard; Mock P: PHARMACIST. Editor. WAYMAX. DAVID S.—IM; Indianapolis, Club 2,'.: Pershing Rifle : SCA. WEAVER, CAKOI.YN A.—NT. WEAVER. I.INDA E.—8: Webster Grove . Missouri. Kappa Alpha Theta. Editor: EXPONENT: Green Guard: Thet Sigma Ptil WEAVER, I.EON B.—AE: Noppanr.ee. Aeronautic and Aeronautic Soc: Purdue Pilot , Soc of Auto Eng. VVBAVER, I.IBBIK B.- -AG: Crawfordavllle. WRH: Block P: Hort Club: Peace Corpe; llnlv Choir; Wesley Found; Young Dem Club WEBSTER. CAROLYN D.--S: Downer Grove, llllnol . Alpha Oml-cron PI. Rush Chairman: Block P: Green Guard: Mock P; Pan hellenlc Council; Wildlife Club WEBSTER. MONICA M. PHAR: Pari . llllnol Vawter. conn ; Alpha Lambda Delta: APhA: Block P: Green Guard: Kappa Epeiion: Rho Chi: Unlv Prcabytcrfnn Church WRA WEGMANN. JUDITH A.—KB: Andrew . Drill Team Aux; Green Guard; Home Ec Chapter: 8NKA. WEHR. BEVERLY S. HU; Bateavllle. Alpha Lambda Delta; Delta PJio Kappa: Put Chi. WKIGAND. KARI. R. EE; South Bend Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE: Tau Beta Sigma. Treaa: Railroad Club. Pre� ; NE8EP Scholarship. WEILKR. ROBERT D.—PHAR; L Porte. McCutcbeon Hall. WKISMAN. RADIUS W.—AG: Jasper. Rochdale: Fotk-a-Wldrler : Cere . WEISS, JERRY A.—ME. WEI,BORN. ANDREW C.—AG; OynthUna. A( Ikon Club. WELCH. JAMES T.—CHE: Seallle. Washington. Tau Kappa Ep-tlkrn. Song Leader: AlChE: Catalyst Club: Christian Found: Purdue varsity Glee Club. WELLER, DAVID 4.—ME: Syracuse. New York Tau Kappa Ep •lion. Treasurer: Scabbard and Blade; POMM. WELLMAN. JOHN B. 8: ljifayette. Owen Hall; Band Mock P Newman Club: Old Master ; Oraleron Della Kappa. WELLS. JOSEPH I ENGR: Louisiana. Missouri. Alpha fill Rho. Sgt-at-Arms; Alpha Phi Omega: AIIE: ASME. WENGER. JERKY R. FOR: Kentland Forestry Club. WENGER. ROBERT W. FOR: Fort Wayne. MeCuteheon. Senator. Foreatry Club; XI Sigma PI. WENTE. JOAN K. Indianapolis. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Rush Chairman: Block P: Cla� Council: DEBRIS, Copy Editor: Gold Pepper : Green Guard: Modern Dnnre Club; Panhellenlc; PCI A Theta 8!gma Phi; PI Della Phi. WENTINK. GLENN R.--CE. SXoklr. llllnol . Delta Upsllon: A8CK: Army Honor Gua.d: Block P: Mill Ball Cnmm. Newman Club: Outstanding Basic Cadet. MCCOY. JAMES E. I ENGR. Johnson Oily. Tenixsaee Alpha Phi Mu: AHE, Vic President. 552 MERLE. I'HII.IP L.—ME: Cincinnati. Ohio, wilcy Hall; PI Tau Sigma; Tau Bela PI. M'ERNK. LOGAN K.—1M; Peril. Sigma Plvl Ep.llon, Pledge I miner; OSOS. WESNKB. MICHELLE A. HK. Danville. Pennsylvania. Alpha Xl Delta, Vice President: Alpha UmMn Delta: Ansel Flight; MVS; Claes Council: EXPONENT; Green Guard. Hr'mr Ec Chapter: umicron Xu: student court. IVBWEIs HAROI.D W. -8: Orecnaburg. Wiley Hall. 8NEA. WEST, THOMAS A.—1 ENGR; Indlnr.npolU Kappa Sigma. Vice President. WESTBROOK. THOMAS O.—JM. WESTON. PHII.I.ir G. CE; Prairie Village. Kansas Delta Sigma Phi. President; ASCE; Block P. Chi Epsilon. IP Press Counc. WETZEL. PHYLLIS A. HU. WHEATLEY, DAVID L. -AO KNOB: Plttaboro. Wiley Hall; ASAgK: Band; Young Rep Club. WHITE. LYNNE S. HU; Indianapolis Delta Gamma. Vice Pres; Angel Plight; Block P; Green Guard. Mock P; Newman Club: Peace Corps; Sigma Alpha Eta. WHITE. DKKKII.L. ERNEST— IMK: Anderson. WHITE. BILLY M. EE; Atlanta. Georgia. Cary Hall W HITE, ROBERT K. IM; Connersvlltr. Phi Kappa Tail: Ban-1; Mock P; Purdue Pilot ; Batting Club. WIl 'lKYP.lt. DIANNE M. HE; Akron. Ohio. Knppu Kappa Gamma. Counselor: Home Ec Chapter; Wesley Pound WIENER. DEBORAH I. S Gary. Alpha XI Delta. Journal Corr Football Seating Comm: Greek Week Comm: Green Guard; OSC8. Panhellenlc: RIVET. WIESBNTHAI, JACK A. CHE; Niles, Illinois PI Kappa Alpha Treasurer; AlChE; Omega Chi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma. Student Union; Tau Bela Pi. WIEST, ALICE A. HU. WIG ENT. CAROL J. HU: South Rend Vawter. Sec; Block P; Green Guard: Mock P; Newman Club; 8NKA; WI1A WIGHTMAN. MARY A. S; Olenellyn. Illinois Alpha Chi Omega. Vice President; AW8; Block P; Green Guard; Kappa Delta PI; 8NKA. WII.DHLOOII. ROBERT W. —HU. 553 HII.DKK. HII.MAM C. KB; Fort W'tyw, Theta Tau. Pre«ld� nt ENGINEER; Eta Kappa Nu. VMI.KV. THOMAS J. HU; Altoona. Penn. Della Upallon Newman Club; Var Athletic , football; Skull anil Crescent. HIM.. STEVEN A. CB: llaubataul. ASCK; Newman Club WILLIAMS. BERNARD K. PlIAR: Martinsville. Cary Hall. Council Member; APliA: loek P; Ptil Kta Slums: Rho Chi. Vice Prenidont. Hil l.I VMS. JAMES IM WILLIAMS, jrillTII WILLIAMS. JOSEPH C.—AG; Walton. Wiley Hall. HII.I.IAMS. THOMAS II.—PHAlt. HII.I.IAMS. It. WENDELL—IM; K. McKer port. Penn. Tarklnuton Hall. Stu4tnt Manager: Camera Club; Mock P. WILLIAMSON. J VMKs A. HU; Anderson, Pill Kappa Slpma Ple«J e Trainer; Greek Week Comm; Purdue Play hop; BARD H I 1.1.Is, PAUL R.—CB: Cambridge. Ohio. A8CE: Block P. HIM.IS. MAX W.—EK; Sullivan HIM.IS, P. —CB. HI MAI AN, CAROL A.—HE; Hartford City. Ann Tweedale. Standard Chairman; Collegiate l-H; Tau Beta PI. WILSON. CAROLVN S; Newton, low . Alpha Chi Omriia, Warden. Majorette; Block P; Green Guard. WII-SON. DANIEL II. ME: Calumet City. XlltnoU. ASME; Pi Tau SHrma. WILSON. DOWNING E. I ENCR; Ft Wayne AIIE. WILSON. LKNNIE E.—HU; JefferKmvIlle DEBRIS; Green Guard; PMO: SalllnK Club: Untv Choir. WILSON. LINDA I________HU; Ft. Wayne. Ann Tweedale. PreaSdeex: AWS. Advlaorj Board; Block P; Green Guard: Mock P; Purdue Playehop; PMO; Slsma Alpha Eta; BNEA; Unlv Choir. WILSON, MARILYN K. HU; Indiana poll Meredith Hall; PMO: Green Guard: Mock P; H'BAA. Seniors WILSON. PAMELA S. H; Kempton. Collegiate l-ll; Folk-A-WWrUm. WII-NON. PAKTHIA A. HU. WILSON. PAUL I� . KK: KVAlUVille. Triangle; Camrra Club, Skull and Crescent; EXPONENT: IKKE; Unlv Choir. WILSON. NANCV K. HU: Munhnll. Penn. Meredith. CounaMor AW’S: orwn Guard; Outing Club: PMO; Sigma Delta PI; Unlv Choir; AVRA. WILSON. MICIIAKI. G.—AG: Albany. Dover. Trrn . An Econ Club: Student Co-op Aaan. WINDSOR. DONALD M___________- AO: Bloomington. Alpha Ztlii; OM Maulrrn: Phi Kit SlgmA: Purdue Play-shop: Wildlife Club. WINTER. RALPH J.—JM: Cleveland. Ohio. Theta XI. Treasurer; Rand: Class Council; 1KC; .Mock P; Student Union, A’oung Rep Club: SAM. WISE, PHILIP L.—IM: Houston, Texas. Student Union, SAM WISEMAN. LAKHV K.—S: Elkhart. Tnrkington; Band W ISENMII.1.ER. JOYCE PHAR. Whiting WITOWSKI. RICHARD J.—I ENOR: Gary. McCutcheon. Executive Cultural Director: AUK: Old Matters: Reamer : Railing Club. WITTER. BARBARA K. -HU: Ockley. Pi Delta Phi: Sigma Delta PI. WOLF DA AID F. AG ENGH: Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, ASApK. WOLF. ROBERT IM. WOLFORD, HARRIETT J. NT; Lafayette WOOD. ARNOLD B.—AVSM; Charleston n C tit Block and Bridle: Prevet Club. W(HID. PAUL J. CHE: Hammond. Wiley Hall: Catalyst Club: AIChE; Amertcan Chemical Soc: Engineering Coune: Omega (ms Epsilon: Tau Betn Pi: Phi Lambda UpaUon. WOODS. ROBERT F.—ME: Rochester. New York. ASME: Christian a. Org. WOOD. SANDRA L.—HU: Marlon. BaptLt Student Fellow Block P; WRA: Green Guard: Purdue Player . Pur.lur PUyshop. WOOD. VIRGINIA E.—HU: Noblesvllle. Sigma Kappa. House Mgr. Pan He) Rep. l t Vice President: AW8 Judicial Board: Green Guard; WRA: Block P: Mock P; Modern Dance Club: OIA Hostess; Panhellenlc. WOODY. DAVID 51. -CHE: Blomlnston. CRry Hall: AIChE. WORKMAN. DAVID E.—IM: Newark. Ohio. Acacia: Skull and crescent: Mock F. WORRALL, JR. DAN E.—I BNGR: Jeffersonville. Wiley. AV0ZMAK. JEANETTE A.—8; Vawter; Alpha Lambda Delta: Newman Club: Delta Rho Kappa: Green Guard; AA'RA. AA07.NUZKA. AVIIJ.IAM A.-IM: Whiting. Phi Knppx Tau, Treasurer; DEBRIS: Mock P. Newman Club. WRIGHT. JERALD F. EE: Block P: IKKE; Mock P Pep Comm -Purdue Pete Unlv Choir. AA RIGHT. LARRY S. W RIGHT. ROBERT G.—AC: AVabxsh. Gables Club. WRIGHT. SHERRI I..—HU: Dayton. Ohio. I ella Gamma. Foundations Chairman: Block P: Green Guard: Green Guard Honorary: Major-Minor Club; Mock I ; Panhellenlc: WRA. AAHOHEL. CAROLYN M. -HU: Hammond. Earhurt, Secretary. Counarlor: Clnss Council 1S� 65: Purdue Calumet Ext. AVRUCHA, JERRY A.—AS: Park Konst. Illlnola. Sigma Phi Epallon; Arnold Air Soc: Block P; Mil Ball Comm: Mock P: Newman Club: Skull and Crescent. Treasurer; Student Unton, Junior Board Vice Pres.: Zouave : Beta Dell Nu. 555 AAYNNE. JOHN 51.—EE. YAKK, ROXIK J. HU: Huntington. Meredith Hnll. Student Advisor; Block P: PMO; SHEA; Untv Choir: WCCR- YAO. HANSEN 8.—ME: Shaoxing. Chinn. ASXIK; Chinese Student Club: Pt Tau Slgmn; Unlv Presbyterian Church. YAZEIX, ROBERT tV. -8; Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Band; Purdue Ptnyuhop VOCKKJI. SHERRY HU: Good la ml. Alpha XI Delta; PCIA: AWS: Golil Pepper . YOI NO. tt'II.I.IAM CHE: Louisville. Kentucky. Triangle. Pledge Trainer: Alpha Phi Omega: AIChE; Block P; Catalyst Club. Unlv Presbyterian Church; Mock P. YOUNG. qUENLIN M. -HU; Hammond. AJpli Phi. Chaplain; 8NEA: Block P; Green Guard. YOUNG. HKI.K.N A. HU: Crown Point. Delta Gamma: Block P; Green Guard: Mock P; OSGH: Peace Corps. YOUNG, MICHAKI, B.—ME: Honolulu. Hawaii. Circle Pines, Treasurer; ASMS: Phi Eta Sigma. PI Tau Sigma. Trvu Beta PI; SOA. YOUNG, STEPHEN V. AG: Cuyahoga FalU. Ohio Sigma Chi. Vice President: Greek Week Comm; Pre-Vet Club. YOUNG. TKKKY L. YOUNG. EVEKETT tv.—AG: Pleasant Lake Cary Hall. Unit Counc: Dairy Club. YUKJMURA. PAUL K.—ME: Llhue. Hawaii Triangle. Flnanctnl Director; A8ME; Mock P; Phi Eta Sigma; PI Tau Sigma: Sctbbard and Blade. ZEMKOWSKI. THOMAS P.—IM; Chicago. IlllnoU. Phi Kappa Theta. Sec: Block P; Newman Club; student Union. Z1ENTARA. JAMES K. 8; Whiting. Wiley Hnll: Amateur Radio Club, Pres; Camera Club; Newman Club; Undergrad Math Club. ZIMMERMAN. WILLIAM B.- S: Fremont. Tarklngton Hnll. Sec; Band; Phi Eta Sigma. ZIMMERMAN. MARY ANN—CE; Kalamazoo, Michigan. Sigma Kappa. Pledge Trainer; ASCE; Band: Block P: Chi Epsilon: Gold Peppers. Sec: Green Guard; Mock P; Mortar Bd. Treaa; Newman Club: OIA; Old Masters: Pep Comm; SWE. Prea; Tau Beta Pi. Vice Pres; Young Dem Club. ZOOK. SHARON A.—HE; Peru. Earhart, Corridor Sec; Christian Found: Collegiate 4-H; Home Ec Chapter. 7.UVERS. CAROL A. -HU: St. Charles. Illinois. Warren: Bloek P: Green Guard: Major-Minor Club: Tomahawk: WRA, Sec. ZYMOT, PARTI CIA M.—HU; Calumet City, Illinois. SNEA. LEIGHTON. GEORGE F.—IM: Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Sigma Chi. Song Leader: Old Masters; Omlcron Delta Kappa; Glee Club; Unlv Cbolr. Seniors Organizational and Activity Index Meredith .... 406 Mortar Board 1S« s Acacia ................. Agriculturalist Air Korea KOTC All'll Chi Omrw Alpha Chi Rho Alpha Delta PI------- Alpha Kpllson Pi Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Kappa Lambda Alpha Lambda IXIta Alpha Omlcron PI Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega Alpha XI Delta Alpha Zrta . Angel Flight Ann Tweedale Army KOTC . Arnold Air Society Associated Women Student Council _ -..... 318 201 232 301 311 302 320 321 322 141 303 304 323 ISA 324 324 303 137 233 339 220 231 130 Karhart--------... 3 8 Governing Board 330 Kncliwer 218) Ktponrnt 1 4 F Fairway ... . .. 307 Farmhouse . . 332 Korenak Union 203 Kowler Kouae 181 G N Navy kotc 230 o Office of International Affair Office of Student Government Service 170 172 Omega Phi P� i Omlcron Delta Kappa 336 13S Omlcron Xu 1X8 Owen .... 440 Executive Council 432 Palling Club ............... 2 « Scabbard and Blade 236 Sherman Hour 371 Shoemaker ______ .. Ml Sigma Alpha Kpallon 346 Sigma Alpha Mu 347 Sigma Chi 34 sigma Kappa 312 Sigma Nu . . 34 Sigma Phi Epsilon — 330 Sigma PI 331 SXull and Crescent --------. 163 Soccer „ 280 Stale House 372 Stale Street Court - 474 Stellar Brother 373 Student Coop Association 353 Student Government Officer 166 Student Court 175 Student Sub-Committee 168 Student Union 182 Symphony Bund 210 T Bard ...................... 203 Be I a Sigma Pel ............ 326 Beta Theta PI 327 Block P Cord Section . 142 Cary Mall Council of Religious Crtvr - . 282 Gable Court Executive Council 468 Court . 470 Gimlet__________«... 161 Glee Club . 214 Glen wood ___________________ WO Ookl Pepper 160 Greenguard .................... 1 1 I Interfraternity Council _ 313 President Council 31 lota t-amUl Sigma —. 13 Iron Key 134 K Kappa Alpha Theta . - 30$ Kappa Delta Rho ._ 333 Kappa Kappa Gamma ...... . 30 Kappa Sigma . ... 334 Kneale .................. 368 Panhrlienlc ............ ., Junior Panlieltenic Peace Corps Committee Peodragon Pep Committee Perching Rifle ........... Pharmacist ...... Phi IXIta Theta _.. Phi Eta Sigma______________ Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa P 1 Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Tau ...... Phi Kappa Theta Phi Mn ....... -........... Phi Sigma Kappa PI Beta Phi ...... Pi Kappa Alpha _........ Pi Kappa Phi .............. Play� hop ....... . Purdue Conference on international Affair PurduettM - Purdue Marching Band....... Purdue Music Organisation 2 8 300 174 414 241 237 202 337 . 140 338 33 340 . 341 342 310 343 311 344 345 206 16 213 211 213 Quarterdeck 22S Lambda Chi Alpha - 335 Tarklngton IH-2) Executive Council 444 433 164 Twin Pine 362 u University Choir 216 Ward 374 WBA A 218 WCCR and KMRX 21 Wiley (H-J)____________ . 432 Executive--- 434 Woman- I-end rag on —. 3SI Women' Recreation Association 288 WRH Governing Board _ 383 Duhme _ ....... ... 388 Mealy —............... 3 0 Vawter ------ 3 2 Warren 3 4 Wood ______________________ 3 6 WRX Governing Board 387 IXlta Gamma . 307 IXIta Sigma Pill 32 Dover 366 M Marrlrtl KlixJriil ' Court Marwwit 483 36 McCu(cIifon H‘4) 460 Executive Council 433 R Reamers . 162 Rho i'll I 133 Rive Rochdale _. 370 z Zeta Tau Alpha 313 557 Personal Index ... 344 325 A 394 420 Baltey, Bruce A Bailey. Bruce P Bailey. Orals 461 . 337 341 Abbott. Stephanie 403 Anderson. Susan 409 416 Uarslc, Joan 401 .... 307 347 IMl .... - 767 429 Abernathy. Virginia Ableman. Ronald Abrahamson, Tonnya . 162 . 331 405 Andrrasen. Raymond 411 141. 308 413 Bair. Kmrolly .... 325 13 , 158. 332 Andrichcttl. John 368 325 Baird. Jwfph 338 390 160. 187. 311 412 .... 465 135 427 307 415 .... 42 34 4 438 344 401 421 459 Adami. ThomM -- 1 158. !M, 1ST. . 397 355 441 ... 363 Addison. Jamn 460 Arbaush. Harry 483 Baker. Marna 474 Baughman, Kathryn 311 A re! land. IJnda Baker, Marvin 412 344 . 367 . 367 . 4«1 361 442 335 461 Ahrenhotze. Robert 271 134 444 .135 136. 201. 332 Baker. William W. 323. 457 344 Ahrens. Robin — 1 4. 167. 177. 151. 38 169. 295. 313 Baylls. Donald 460 461 200. 319 Aimonc. Nancy ... 35 . 399 Beal. Bonnie . 407 345 353 333 409 Ballantyne. Larry . .. 344 . . 411 .... 427 405 ..... 465 442 409 4 1 . � � . 346 393 ASChllman. Nicholas Balutewtcx, Denr.ls 423 399 443 324 _ 428 . 440 . . 302 Alexander. Jacqueline 111. 301 399 . ii Banka. Patrick 4S2 Alexander. Phillip - 352 U� . 384. 385 Alford. Jane _ 135. .... . - 321 311. 311 443 23 Atkinson. Roberta _ 329 443 324 329 326 . 161. 169. 357 372 . 103 . 325 321 180. 406 478 Allan. John 463 AUKUstrn. John 349 Barker. Baaaa 390 Beery. Delbert — 373 Allan. Kathryn 338 Aull. Louis 329 Barker. BUzabeth 328 Beeson. Barry Allison. Bruce 448 Aument. John — _— 449 Barker. Patricia ..... 404 Beever. William -318 Allison. Carl 400 Barkrr. ftharon 201 401 204. 244 403 459 467 Axelrod. Rlcbarit 314. 320 237. 337 428 422 438 393 165 281. 324 303 427 385 385, 393 417 . 4 333 .363 405 399 458 479 429 Barnett, Michael 163. 177. 331 Andrrarn. Jacqueline 303 Q 177 n 357 419 Anderson. David B. Anderson, David W. 347 . 417 . 341 427 Anderson. Oretchen 134. 144. 1 8. 177, 454 - a«i 192 Anderson, James K. Anderson, James P. . Anderson. Jean 463 . 340 399 406 410 Badenhop, Cheryl 164 428 177. 301 405 165 Bender, Trisha 312 Anderson. Judith a A ad arson. Karen Badowakl. Marjorie Baebtrr, Barbara Barrett, Jana 313 Bender. Waller Handle , Lawrrnce 327 . 233 558 Benlnghove. Stephen 423 Benjamin. Barbara 111 Benjamin, Larry 343 Kenko. Bonnie ... 3 3 Benner. Philip 331 Bennett. Plana tot Bennett. Jerry _ 5 Bennett. Larry 1U Bennett. Mary 30 . 383 Bennett. Paul - MS Bennett. Koie 40J Keneon, Kenneth 423 Bentley, Jon 345 Bergdoll. Janie 43 Hergh, Cornelia 443 Uerglund, Richard 333 Bergstrom. Jamea 247, 433 Berk. Jeffery 34T Berkemeier. Arthur 453 Berkhelaer. Vaughn 453 Berkahlre. Patricia 412 Berman. Robert 347 Bernard. Bernadette 302 Bernfleld, Carolyn 3 0 liernflehl, John .... . .... 417 Bernlchon. Clay Berry. ! lxle ISO. 407 Bern. Mary - 474 Berryhlll. Dennla 327 Berthy. Leelle — 337 Bertsch. Joanna 394 Bertsch. Sheryl 3 3 . 178 Betzner. Gary 462 Beuoy. Jamea 333 Bever, Robert 451 Barer. Tliomaa 101 Bever. Thomoa 357 Bevlngton. Milton 472 Beyera, Diane . 301 Bevrer. William 314. 314. 353 Blancottl, Richard . 441 Blbbir.s, Prank 217, 354 Blberateln. Jamea 421 Bktdlnger. Sharon 17 . 405 Biddle. Barbara 4S4 BUlwell. Sue 410 Blehl. Karen 310 U'.el. Robert 343 ■Herman. Bruce 43 Blery. Max 318 Bleaeeker. Janice 342 Bigler, William 421 Billot. Joseph 227. 47 Bills. Charlene 181. 302 Binkley, Steven . 34 Blnkowskl. Bradley 417 Bin!. Peter 33 Bird. Thomas 237. 427 Bird sail. Coonrod 423 Blrnbaum. Norman 470 Blrt. Doewln . 430 Blschoff. Arthur 22 . 416 Blacboff. Dennla 473 Biacboff. Stephen 236 Blscomb. Shari 386, 400 Bishop. David 461 Biller. Chris 457 Bitter ling. Jamea 343 BlXby. Howard . 174 Black. Claire 303 Black. George 417 Black. Michael _ 443 Black. Robert 161. 178 Black. Richard 335 Blaemtre, SMndy .... 413 Blair. Garre 467 Blair. Kathy . 2 9. 301 Blake. William 227 Blakemore. Beverly 404 Blaker. Jerry 370 Btekley. John 353 Blanc. Andre 370 Blanchard. Robert 451 Bland. John 321 Bla nil. Michael 42 Blank. Richard 326 Biaydea. Keith 321 Bledsoe. Helen . 411 Blewett. Jay Bley. Sally _. Blocks. Darlalne . 141. 381. 42 411 311 340 3 6 Blom. Wayne 449 Blonder. Ellen 16s! 408 Bloomberg. Mark 321 Blum. Andrew 463 Blum. Dan 140, 357 Ilium. Shirley Klythr. Jerry 334 Hoardman, Beverly 3 6 IV.ar.lman, Sharon 3 8 Boatright Ned 357 Hobeczko. Michael 344 3 :i 474 Bockelman. Ollberi 438 Bodlne. Elaine 313 Bod ley. Connie 386 Boe . Nancy 161. 310 Rogemann. Jamea 457 Hog gees. Dianne 303 Boggs. Paul 461 Kohman. George 460 320 337 Bohren. Lola 3 9 Bolander, David 337 Boles. David 165 Boles. Jamea 358. 364 Bolin. Valerie 301 Bolin, Stephen 427 Bollinger. Parker Bolt. Brian 425 Ronaoortl. Dennla Bonar. Ted 443 416 Boncy, Louis 479 Boncxek. william 342 Bond. Natalie 177. ISO. 304 Bond. Rlchanl 327 Ronewita, Harold .... 161. 314. 316. 337 Boniface. Nancy 411 Bonnell. Milo . 442 Bonner. Darrell 425 Booher. Larry 44 Booher. Stephen 174. 427 Books, lister 317. 346 Boomnuuden. Darrel 1 Booster. Kenneth 450 Boots. Katherine 307 474 Borak. David 163. 341 31 Borg. Karen 3 3 Boring. David 335 Boris. Randall 311. 327 Boris. Robert ... . 4M 417 Boswell. Charles 421 Bottomley, Mary 361 Bottorff, Jim - 447 22 . 236 Boulware. Earl 473 Bounjuln. Harry 470 Bouaman. Phillip 417 Bowdltch Karalya 141. 2 9. 308 Rowan. David 366 Bowen. Judith 3 5 Bower, Barbara 407 Bower. Elizabeth 307 Bower. William . .... 441 Bowennao, Paincla 404 Bowers. Donald 348 Bowman. Danny 333 Bowman. Edward 453 Bowman. Linda 1 1. 30 Boyd. Martha 301 Boyd. Richard - 165 Boyd. William 476 Boyer. James 473 Boys. I.arry 440 Bore. Paula 202 ltract.at. William 161. 2 1. 343 Brackett. Michael 366 Bradbury. Peter . 340 Braden. John � 1. 416 Bradley, Barbara 141. 164. 178 366. 412 Bradley. John 477 Bradley. Richard I . „ r.—| 461 Branch. Miles 354 Brand. Dennis 451 Brandon. Michael 472 407 Brandt. Cheryl 401 Branham. Marilyn 362 Brannoek. V 404 Branson, John 22 . 373 Itraahrars. David 317. 357 Braun. William 326 Bray. Elian 3 9 Hrayton. Charles 337 Bredewater. Carl 310 Hredewater. John 32 llrrese. John 318 Brehob, Paul 318 Hretoff. Peter 425 Bremer. Charles 22 . 238. 331 Brennan. Thomas 441 Brer.neke. Barbara 167. 385. 410 Brenner. Herbert 463 Breanahan. Patricia 303 Brew ton. Janice 407 Bricker. Timothy 442 Bridge. Karen 393 Bridge, Marilyn 155 Bright. Phillip 1) 467 Bright. Philip G. 31S Brink, Paul 450 Brink. Theodore 342 Brinkerhoff. Marlene 17 Brinkley. Jane 1 8. 235. 313 Briscoe. Mary 408 Bristow. Dean Britt. Susan 390 Hnttlngham. Alan 317. 333 Brock, Samuel 369 Brock el man. David 439 Brockman. Elizabeth 388 Bred. Dor.r.s Bromagen, Marsha 410 Bromann. Kenneth 325 Bromley. John 331 Brooks. Bonnie 2 9. 312 Brooks, Carolyn 364. 3 4. 395 Brooks. Jerry 229. 365 Brooks, Robert 467 Broach . Donald 467 Brothers. Jerry 445 Broucher. James 423 Brower. Kris 237 Brower, Sue 359 Brown. Ashland 176. 17 . 368 Brown. Barbara A 137. 157. 301 Brown. Barbara G 160 Brown. Carole 141 Brow n. Craig 167 Brown. David 463 Brown. George 448 Brown. James. H, Brown, Joan 401 Brown. Karen 3 0 Brown, Linda 1 1. 301 Brown. Mark 46 . 4M Brown. Nancy 17 . 307 Brown. Valerie 3 0 Brown. Walter 341 Brown. William H. 178 Brown. William R. 361 Brubaker. Roy 17 Bruce. Robert 484 Bruemmer. Frederick 335 Brueseke. Lynda — 401 Brune. Shelia 3 9 Bruneau. Yvoo 46 Bruner. James ....... 425. 446 Bruner. Jane 3 4 Brunner, Ellen 3 Kruno, Albert — 330 Bruns. Warren 421 Brunswick. Mary 160. !M. 304 Brulher. James 318 Bryan. Janet 404 Bryan, Thomas 350 Hryanl. Christine 305 Bryant, Julia 3 6 Bryant. James 437 Bryant. Kanneth 427 Bryant, Timothy 457 Bryant, William - 417 Krylnk. Andrew 427 Hryzgalakl. Nancy 3 4 Kucclcone. Dana 463 Buchanan. Jon 452 Buchanan. William 332 Bucher. Donald 442 Bucher, Larry 334 Bucher. Suzanne 385. 368 Buck. Steven 331 Buckland. George 357 Huckland. Jack 435 Buckner, Andrew 472 Kuczek. Patricia 3 7 Buechler. Ralph 341 BuehSer. ixiule 177 Buening. Edward 229. 32 Buente, Dale 274 Buffo. Robert 472 Bukow-skl. Phillip 481 Bullard. Diane 397 Sullen. David 327 Bulter. Thomas 43 Bullock. Barbara 30 Bullock, James 457 Bullock. John 321 Bullock, Richard T. 33 Bullock, Richard 161. 264 Bultman. William 346 Humm, Marcus 325 Bunch. Troy 44 Bundchu, Ellen 303 Bundy. Vicki 410 Runsa. Thomas ... 328 Buol. Richard 350 Burch. Alan . 457 Burch, Thomas 337 Burger. James 368 Burgcson. Harold 482 Burgess, John 237 Burgess. Marilyn 312 Burggrabe. Robert 342 Burk. Dennis 420 Burkart. Helen 402 Burke. Alice 177. 30 Burkhardi. Joan 3 4 Burkhart. David 467 Burkhart. Donna belle 3 5 Burkhart. Ronald .. 162 Burkhart, Thomas ... 227. 423 Burnell. Judith 166. 3 5 Burns. Donald ... 472 Burnt. Joe 417 Burn . Lawrence 42 Burns. Randy 348 Burnstlne. Harry 440 Burreaa. Danny 483 Burris. Sharon 404 Burroughs. Floyd 346 Hurras. Ptuuip 465 Burt. Richard - . 366 Burton. Tony 415 Burwell. Patrice 313 Buser. Paul 427 Bush. Donald 341 Bush. John 367 Bush. Wilkie ... _ 456 Bushev. Connie 3 0 Bushman, Linda __ 164 . 236. 341 Buahor . Thomas 327 Busse. Robert — ... 344 Butcher. Glenda 405 Butler. Bonnie _ . 407 Butler. Elizabeth !Z' 385, 368 Butler. Gerald ... 372. 427 Butler. James ... . 348 Butler. Jerry 472 Butler. John 227. 236. 353 Butler, Joseph 332 Butler. Katherine 180. 3� o’ 411 Butler. Richard _. 164. 167. 177. 358. 370 Butler, Skndra .... 302 Butler. William 446 Butt. Claude 332 Butterly. Edward . 311 Butts. Jerry 321 Butwtn, Joseph 456 Kuuck, Rlchanl 42 Buxton, Lawrence 427 Bychlnaky. Dorothy 3 0 Byczynskl. Dennis 42 Byers. Mary 306 Byers. Michael _ 470 Bykowskl, Jane 20 Bynum. Cathy 401 Bymaster. Gary 370 Byrer, Bradley 473 Byrne. Robert 321 Byron. Jamea - 437 559 c Cable. Cynthia 401 Cabrilo. i nn . 329 Cady. Dennis 420 Cain. Roger 427 Cain. Veronica ISO. 305 310 Calderon. Stanley 347 Caldwell. Carol 308 Caldwell, Kenneth 314. 333 Caldwell. Kim 418 Caldwell. Patricia 398 Callaghan. Dennis 473 Callahan. Dennis . 423 463 Calo. Andre 428 Calvert, Jerry — _ - 451 Calvert. Marilyn 395 Cameron. Sandra 408 Campbell. Birum - 425 Campbell. Brian . 334 Campbell, Donald - 333 421 Campbell, Gary J. 334 Campbell. Gary N. ... 357 Campbell. Gerald 358 Campbell. James L. 334 427 Campbell. Kenneth . - 425 Campbell. Lu Kllen ..._ 394 348 Camping. John 465 Canfield. Thomas 159. 345 Cann. William Connady, David 457 Cantwell, Deborah . . 313 .355 Carden. Carl 452 Carden. Sherry 403 Cardona. Janice 403 Cardwell. Iwster 333 Carey, Daryl 324 Cargnlno. Carolyn 141. 309 304 Carlqulst. Victoria 474 Cartoon, Diane 137. 160. 170. 309 Carlson, Dec - 425 Cartoon, Markie . 4� l Carlson, Mary 397 Carlson. Peter 325 Carlson. Sar.dra - 397 Carlson. Stephen 451 Carlson, Susan - 399 Carlton. Dorothy 141. 235. 304 Carmichael. Larry ... 327 Carmichael. Ted _ 227. 447 Curmody. Lawrence .... 438 Oarmoney. Sue - 304 Carnahan. James .. 441 Carnahan. John 356 Carnes, Sherry - 409 Carothers. Charles 482 Carpenter. Roy K. . 358 Carpenter. Roy K 373 Carr. Allyson 303 Carr. Kitty . _. — 412 Carr, Leonard „ 267. 469 ... 174 Carrico. Frances „ - 410 Carroll, John . 134. 327 Carroll, Jon 443 Carruther . Susan 303 Carson. Charles 134. 159. 172 339 . 413 343 Carter. James N. 372 Carter. James T. 364 Carter. Philip 459 Carter. Samuel . 165 Cartln. Richard 162. 423 Cartlldge. Catherine . 304 Casey. Michael _... . 344 Cushion. Cheryl — 167. 180 Caskey, Mary 303 Cos person. James 327 331 . 353 Cassell. William 457 Cassidy. Kenneth 421 Castle. Terry . 456 Coswick. Robert 345 Catavolos. George 350 CaleUIn, Clark ..._ . 140 Cathell. Burton 389 Caubie. Gary 467 Caudell, Martha 176. 17.N. 310 Canfield, Mary 174. 190. 301 Canfield. Rita 179 459 395 Cents. Lillian 401 329 Chaffin. Roger 357 Chalfant. Barry 441 Challman Rickey 427 Chalmers, John 401 Chambers, William 439 Chambless, James 470 Champion. Larry 179. 459. 465 Chan. Dennis 47V Chance. Jane 203. 393 Chandler. Michael 417 Chandler. Thomas 4S2 Chaney. Sharon , 388 Chapin. Bruce 357 Chapin. James 348 Chapman. Roger 428 Chappie. Philip 467 Charlss. Johnny 336 436 Charters, Mary 385. 393 Chase. Richard 163 Chasey, James 466 Chttvers. Gordon 349 Chnvers. Jane 401 Chavers. Katherine 192. 312 Check, Charles 324 Chen. Chauncey . 134. 425 Chen. Franklin 397. 450 Chenoweth, Robert 373 Cherry, Robert 442 Chezem, James 421 Chldley. William _ . 415 461 ChlUutfo. Ronald 342 Chinn. Jesse 358. 371 Chorpenlng. David 443 470 Chrlspyn, Larry- 430 Chrlstafferson, Dennis 347 Christensen, James 426 Christensen. Rolfe 328 Christenson. Frieda 406 Christenson. Warner 165 ChrDtmsn. Kenneth 335 Christo. Patricia . 106 Christy. I fillip 472 Chrystal. Joanne 141 Chu. Chauncey ... 467 Chun. Leslie 429 360 Chyla. David 135. 461 Clenclwa. Jacqueline 113 Ctesar. Gary 331 Clnclone. France 385. 411 Clnkoske. James 467 Cipriani. Josephine 403 Cirbes. Dennis 330 Clark, Barry 418 Clark. Christena 301 Clark. Courtney 301 Clark. David 237. 465 Clark. Gao- 161. 346 Clark. Howard 351 Clark. Howe . 453 Clark. Richard 331 Clark. Terry 456 Clark. Vincent 346 Clark. William 325 Clary. Dianne 390 Clay. Douglas 473 Clayton. David 421 Cleary. Arnold 368 Cleat-eland, Ann 474 Cleaver. Dennis 463. 469. 476 Clemons. Jennie _ 413 Clements. Vicki _ . 359 Clevenger. Donna 141, 474 Clift. William 323 301 Cllngaman. Ronald 234. 236 Olodfelter, Joyce . 403 Clodfelter, Larry — 332 Close, Warren Cloud, Gloria 301 301 172 351 271 395 407 184 458 393 315 Coffin. Virginia 384. 385. 304 456 Co!cle er. Richard 407 311 Cole. Ann .... 49 325 08 Coleman, Leslie 400 Colglazler. David................... 371 Colglazler, Marietta 3 4. 394. 395 Colglaxler. Kandy ....................— 441 362 Colling . Carolyn A. 141. 405 Collin . Kenneth L. Collin . Kenneth W 370 Collin . Terry _... 135. 162, 367 407 417 348 463 Comstock. Mark 464 Conklin. Robert ... Conkllng. Stephen 134. 159. 368. 469. 484 334 304 351 305 473 Conrad, James 234 453 384. 399 Conrad. Roger Conrad, William ... 314. 326 162. 413. 422 467 334 445 395 Cook. Roberta 393 _ 235. 310 Cooke. Jeffrey 267. 338 ._ 364 438 346 303 325 348 318 Coo re man. 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Stephen K. 178. Lynch. Steven K Lynott. Sandy ............ Lyon . Barbara Lyon . Charle Lyon . David Lyon . Jeffrey Lyon . Prudence 141. _____431 ----13 477 . 385 313 345 412 ----342 .... 325 136, 332 ----376 472 119 .. _ 109 .... 306 415 345 ------69 ----456 . 172 485 -----461 407 107 310 160 191 451 ___413 ... . 460 430 .... 331 244. 318 326 ... _ 302 1 1. 178. 179. 200 .... 413 399 - 321 390 415 -.... 427 43 480 305 110. 59 .. 365 30 312 .... 325 11 337 371 39? 1 2 ... 3IM 357 39 179. 314, 314 166 301 408 ... 356 .... 421 472 164. 1 5 M Maasberg. Allan Maa berx. Brenda Mocart. Nicholas 16 Mac Donald, Charle Mac llonald. William Machlealt, Gwendolyn Macloce. Frank Mack. Gregory Mack. Wallace Mackano . Mary ... Mac Kellar. John Mac Kenxle. Bruce Mackora, Bryan Maddox. Michael Madlnxer. Prances Madorln. Judith . 181. Madrltsch. Nancy Madsen. DavM Maesso. KUIne 160. Msg . Frederick .....- Magee. John ....... Magee. Susan ...... Maggart. James Maxgio. Raymond . . MaxtU. Keith Maxrun. William Maxulrc. Jame ------- Maguire. Janie Maguire. Larry Mahan, Candice Maher. Kenneth . Mahoney. Marilyn Mallath. Cornell . Major. Nancy ------------ Major. Virginia ------ 356 40S . 415. 422 193 ...... 330 385, 397 ......- 338 423 . 473 ... 395 . 43 .......417 165 155 31 199. 301 399 ----- 321 176. 179. 181. 301 138 201. 321 ... 108 ... 318 ------ 353 .... 357 . 417 120 420 127 397 ---... 351 . 401 ..... 398 299. 303 ______403 566 Makt, Sunn ..... 305 Mavlty. Patricia 394 McKinnon. Mark - 469 Mlchalek, Rose ... 409 Mftktdy, Richard ... Maxwell, Lorry MclAughlln, Charles Michel. David 310 Mnllnowskl, Raymond 477 417 308 .MclsAUKhlln. Mary Mailtxk, Jackie 204. 244. McMahon, Mary 311 Mlckley. Jon 234. 325. 423 Maloney. Margaret 398 455 449 441 Mayflebl. James 43 Mlddlesworth. Lonnie Maynard. Jacqueline Manlcb. Git. in Manifold. Robert 457 336 163. 175. Mayo. Sharon ... ..... ... 3 2 426 313 466 417 Mann. Kenneth McAfee. John 472 McNary. David . 421 Miles. Stephen 179. 458 MAIU). Mart 244 191 414 381 413 443 ISO. 38 . 3 9 356 McPherson. Richard 463 Marnatl . Jon-RoRtr 439 McCall, Michael 423 Marble, Lynn 197. 304 423 McCnmpbrll. Barbara MeCartln. Karen McCartney. Sharon 359 McVey. Larry McVey. Vicki . McWilliams. Charles 197. 455 Miller. Crnlg .. . 334 - 3Cr7 Margraf, A. Edward Means. Margaret 164 Marker. Mark 373 McCuw. Joanne 312 Meanwell. Thomas Wears. David .. Wears. Michael - 429 Miller. Donald 438 Mark . Brian . 445 McClanahan, John 36S 335 Mecklenburg, Paul 477 Mark . Melvin 367 McCtoad. Jerry McCleary, Charles McClellan. Boyd McClellan. Byron 413 Mecredy, Robert ...... 134. 2«7. 349 Miller, Gary L. Miller. Henry . Miller. James T. Miller. James J. ... 477 Marlin. Michael Marling, Everett 320 369 467 467 Meek, David Meek. Larry — 443 425 426 33? Marmon. Stephen ... . .. 177. 337 McClelland. Robert ... McCloskey, Jane Ann McCloskey. Jane Ann 333 Miller. James 472. 478 472, 478 - 227 Marquardt. Glenn 454 J 393 Mees. William 439 Miller. James Lee McColgln. William McColtougb. Terry McConaghy, Lee - McConnell. Juliet _... 484 195. 357 308 MfhlJko. Katherine Milter. Janet C. Marxh. Alfred Meier. Mary ... 299. 301 Mclley. Cliarlex Mellstrup. Ronald 463 MeUUn. Harvey ITS, 347 McCormick. Andrew ... 364 Meissner. Ann 309 Marshall, Burney . Marshal). James Mckel. Joseph 319 311. 318. M richer. Don 367 Meicher. Robert 192, 419 Melllnger. Helen Meillnger. Richard . 342 Maraman. Charter 470 McCroskoy, Robert . 448 Mellon, Patsy ... 399 Miller. Marla Miller. Mary . Miller. Michael _ .... 407 —. 40Q 337 Martin. Carolyn 312 McCulloch. Bonnie 304 Melttnos, Mary Mendelovltz, Call 397 Mnrtln. Frank 442 McCune. Pamela 404 Mendolla, Pamela Menkhnus. Dale 309 .. 136 Miller. Pamela Anne .... 3 4 Martin. George Mnrtln. Grant Martin. Marcia Martin. Martha 441 327 313 400 McDaniels. Paul McDermld, Sottfa McDlU. John 350 307 460 Mcnnel. John ..... ... 3tenr.cn. Ferol Menoch. Roderick Mercer. Pamela 135 - 301 16?. 422 307 Miller. Richard 175. Miller. Sharon Miller. Shirley 316. 318 361 385. 388 Martin. Mary J. Martin. Mary M Martin. Michael 413 309 463 McDonald. James McDonald. John McDonald. Larry _ 457 - 345 314, 316. 337 Mercredy, Robert . Meredith. Barbara Meredith. Julia 163 - 301 307 Miller. Stanley ... Miller. Stephen — Miller. Steven 324 418 443 Martin. Nancy 404 McDonald. Neal 195. 343 447 Merkel. Mark 136. 164. 358, 370 Miller. Stuart Miller. William _ . . 429 358. 366 325 178. 30 — 324 Martin. Ricarda Martin. Richard 394 332 McDowell, Michael A. McDowell. Michael E. 366 3S8 Merrell. Jeanne Merritt. Cal 301 464 Million. Linda ... Mills. Daniel Martin. Ronald Martin. Sharon Martin. Vernon Martlndale. James 443 410 354 371 McDuffte. Charlotte McElfresh. Michael .... McElheny. diaries . McKIwee. Jerry 394 321 353 318 Merritt. Lynn . Mrrslock, Margarrt Merszel. Leslie Mrrtz. Martha 318 312 463 160. 1 8. 306 Mill . Marilyn 1ST Mills. Michael . MUD. Molly Mills. Sharon . 386. 404 — 466 385 .. 407 Marty, Joanne Marti. John — 32? 305 459 McPadden. Wiliam McKarren. James . 337. 454 454 Merz. Robert Mesker. Ronald 423 356 Mills. Stephen Milne. Daniel . . . Milner. Roger 463 449 442 Maahlno. Donna Mason. Donald Mason. Edward — Mason. James ... Mason. Donnie Mason. Martlee Mason. Mark Mason. Thomas Massey. Darrel Massey, Jerald Massle. Michael Mast. Keith Maxten. Dolores Masters. Roy Mates. Nancy Mather. Pallas Mathern. Thomas Mathes, Barbara Mathews. Barbara Mathewson. Jay 35J8 394 366 47? 324 366 McGauithey. William . McGill. Douglas McGinnis. Lucinda — McGtnty, Lynnda McCkme. Jayne McGraw. Mary McGuff. Carol 178. McGuire. Pamela McGuIrk. William McHenry. Mary Melntosh. Robert McIntosh, Rustln McIntosh. Thomas McIntyre, Brian - 331 131. 552 206 304 402 - 393 179. 381, 385. 589 590 ... 539 306 473 327 —351 472 Messersmlth, Messier. Terry Messmer. James Metcalf. Kenneth _ Metz. Ann 397 460 — 477 — 340 409 178. 310 — 421 372 . 411 476 389 370 331 497 330 - 453 ... 472 373 - 345 440 Miner, Grant - ..... —. . Mlnlcto, David Minlck. Sandra Mlnnemeyer, Charles Mlnntch. Mary 464 331 193. 306 371 393 235. 451 419 34S 326 364 468 304 428 409 Metz. Gary Metz. Robert Metzger. Kathryn Metzger. Ned Metzger. Peggy Metzger. Stanley Metzger. William Metxtnger, Mary Mewha, James Meyer, Charles — Meyer. DavVI . Meyer. Dorothy Meyer. John Meyer. Michael Meyer, Robert Minor. John — Minton, Charles Mlntz. Charles Mlschke. August Mbzklcvitz. Sheridan Mttehel. David Mitchell. Glenn Mitchell. James Mitchell. Jane ... 427 427 427 470 162 234 455 274 303 161. 371. 341 161 400 423 450 McIntyre. Michael McKulg. Edward McKane. Gordon McKay. Angus 483 623 414 441 Mithcell. John E. Mitchell. John R. Mitchell. Larry Mitchell. Lola Mitchell, Marjorie Mitchell. Maurice Mitchell, Putridn .... 327 - 482 464 397 299. 308 425 201. 362 Matney. James Matsuno. Chris Mattern. Dennis Mattlce. Henry Matz. Alan Mnuer. Michael Mailer. Roger Maul. Treasure Mauntel. Milton Maurer. Ken - Mauro, Prank 324 428 McKay. Pamela McKee. Donnie 400 332 Meyers. Alan Meyers. Carl Meyers. Michael Meyers. Walter Meyneke. Wien Michael. Linda Mlehaells, Gary - 470 _ 332 179. 161 388 -. 174 312. 396 473 235. 300. 311 364 418 - 453 344 4 4 431 332 McKelttp. Spencer McKle. Newell — McKinley. David McKinley. Georgia McKinney. Karen McKinney. Kathleen McKinney. Stephen MrKInnU. Dan 477 423 425 180. 306 Mitchell. Rita Mtchetl. Stephen Mltterbach. Daniel Mlynarezyk. Prank Moay� r. Rijnn 181, 306 352 439 465 419 477 429 481 — 409 344 — 423 Michaels. Ronald Mtcbnclxen. Carl Mich risen, Roger Mobberlay. Tlvts Moberg, Carla Moberg, Philip . Mock. Dcnnti . 411 .......... 482 461 567 Moehlenkamp. Ijiura 410 Moeller. David 178. 342 Moellerlnit. Rosalind . 305 Money. Sylvia 403 Monk. Rebecca 311 Monroe, James 173 Montgomery. Billy 344 Montgomery. Clifford — 234. 33A, 371 Montgomery. Helen ... 399 Montgomery. John 340 Montgomery. MarlUn 401 Moddy, Deborah 409 Moody. Kirt 436 Moon. Ralph 457 Moore. Bridget 302 .. 367 Moore. Dennis — 438 Moore. Gary 423 Moore. Gregory .... 179, 41 Moore. Robert 371 Moore. Steven B 417 Moore. Thomas 459 Moore. William C. 467 Moore. William T. ... ... 421 Moose. Richard 42S More head. Jerry — 4G3 - 470 Morehouse. James 163. 193. 344 354 .Morgan. Fred 177 . - 313 Morgan, Suzanne 13 Morgan. William 413 Morgansteln. David 1 4. 435. 102 Morlwakl, Bert 364 Manna n. Victoria 198. 303 Morrell. Patricia 405 389 - 227 Morris, Rlixnbeth . 313 Morris. George 447 Morris. Jennifer 173. 313 Morris. Undo 393. 39 Morris, Margaret 403 Morris, Robert 327 Morris. Rochelle - 141 Morse. Judy 408 305 417 M-'sbaugh, Sherry .. 299. 304 Mosbey, Janlne .... 411 Monel. Arthur 441 Moser. Judy 362 Moser, Kathleen 389 Moser. Randall 425 Moser. Richard 414, 439 Mosee, Patricia -409 397 414 478 Motsch. Sarah 304 Mott. Joanne 474 Mott. Richard —438 Molts. Janet 407 Moucka, Lynn 160. 299. 312 Moutoux. Mary 306 ... - 30 408 439 Mross. Kathryn 180 Mudloff, William 337 Mueller, Carl______ Mueller, Charles . Mueller. Dorothea Mueller. Michael Mueller, Stephen Mueller. William Muhl. James _______ Mules ha. John __ Mull. Mary Mull. Wayne________ Mullen, Carol ____________418 ___________ 473 141. 178. 299. 309 ____________331 422 423 341 ___________ 431 ........... 399 _ ......._ 473 ____________310 397 467 371 400 Munning. Nicholas 368 .Vunion. Suzanne - — 39 Murawakl. Phillip - — 312 Murphy. Dennis W. 441 Murphy. Mary ... 395 Murray. Gerald — 333 Murrmnnn, Kent Myntt. Alfred Myers. Deborah Myers. John R. 172. 181. 313 Myers, John W — - 340 Myers, Marilyn Myers. Steven - 320 N ”8. 179. 356 340 Nace. Cassandra ... Nagle. John Nalc. Rita . 401 NanlelU. Raymond • — 344 Nash. Carolyn .... . 310 Xa$b. Paul ... 327 Nass. Barry .... Nawroekl. Daniel . Neal. Donald Neal, Gary Nrbeslo. Daniel NcfO, Jamc 332 Neel, Robert Nces, John Neff. Lynn .... Nefzger. Charles 373 Ncgar.gard. Linda Neill. Stephen ... s. . Nellson. Dave Nellans. Gale • ,, Nellemann. Robert it. Nelson. Janice Nelson. Jean Nelson. John — 337 Nelson. Linda ' 332 Nelson. Margaret Nelson. Norman II Nelson. Susan O. 409 .. _ 333 Nemm. Robert ... - ... _ 311, 372 4 6 Netlierton. Suzanne 402 Nelteshelm, Judith 157. 160. 167. 299. 300 Netteshelm. Klehant - 237 Neubaurr. Sandra 181. 187. 306 Newsndorp, Terry 169. 161. 163. 314. 316. 341 Newlln. Suzanne 393 Newman. Barbara . 299. 310 Newman. James 179. 3i7 Newman. Robert . 3 « Newton. Gall 397 .. 421 ... 306 Nichols. Linda 384 332 Nicholson. Richard 327 Nickel. Robert 354 303 Nicoll. Andrew 349 Nldlffer. Thomas .... 136. 358. 368. 421 Nlel-en, Kathryn 299. 301 32S Niemann. Kdwln - 337 Nlemantsvrrdriet, C. Ann 376 Nlewoehner. Betty 405 Nlewoeluier Courtney 403 162 Nt|Kon, Nancy 4 OS NUwar.der, Nancy . 308 464 Nob be, Gary 419 Noirot. George 334 312 Nolls. Jane . 157. 160. 171. 309 326 337 433 Nordmeyer. Paul 477 429 428 332 Norris. Nancy 160 Norris, Steven 363 Northrop. Mao' — 388 Norton. Bruce 370 Norwood. James 267 Nottingham, Theodore 430 Novak. Ronald 325 Novak. Sandra 181. 196. 301 Noveroske. Terry 234. 324 Novotny. Frances 299 309 Nowak. Henry 356 Nutand, Peter 461 Nurton, Bruce 452 Nij baum. William 169. IA2 Nussbaum, William 464 Nye. Michael 321 Nyland. Oretchen 160. 384 . 402 o Oak. Alex Oakley. Robert 333 357 Oakley. Stephen . 314. 316. 318 Obenehaln. Stephanie 409 Obendorf. Donna _... 164. 362 Oberle. Mary 403 Oberlin. James 442 O'Connor. Kathleen 429 O'Connor. Theodore ..... 441 455 Offenbaeker. Margaret 170. 180. 384. 385. 410 485 ... 343 342 342 148 472 431 Oliver. Richard — 322 OJp. OcOfKr ... - 32? O'Reilly. John L 351 O'Rourke. Timothy Orr, Donald 321 Osmon. Jerald Osier. John . 369 309. 427 Ostroot. Ruthann 301 414. i:5 P Paine. Robert Palan. Robert 161. 1 7. 320 Patmore. Carolyn Pa nek. David 4$l Pankau. Anthony . 33i 568 Pankros, Paul Pannek, Jane 341 407 327 389 l� nnil Donald 161 m. Pao, Anna . Papa. Brian 438 Paquette. Ann 401 Paradis, Arthur 442 463 Parcel 1. Mlcliael Pantee, James 337 Pardue. Richard 227 Parham, Bernard 123 parish. Jeffrey 467 485 Parke. Elza 167. Parker. Anne ins. 193. 306 Porker, Arnold 334 459 Parker. Charles Parker. Donna . . r ns. 271. 390 Parker. John K, 444 Parker, Peggy ..... iv.i 398 Parker. Phyllis 401 Parker. Richard 455 Parker. Terry 310 Parke . James 472 Parkinson. Ann 305 Pnrlon, Nancy 309 I’armenter. Kathy 305 Parmenter. William . 140 Parr. DennU 467 Parrett. Janls 390 Parrlxh. Pamelii 141. 309 Parson. Lisa . .’. 304 I’jiraOnt Chrrl 406 ■ atavtip. viivi 1 Parsons, Daniel 363 Parsons, George .... 463 Parsons, Patricia 401 Parsons, William .... 427 Patterson. Celia 310 Patterson. Jacque . 312 Patterson. Kitty 179. 409 Patterson, laurs 177. 403 Patterton, Margaret 494 Patterson. Mary 409 Putterson. Richard 339 Patton. James 411 Patty. Kermlt 461 Patty. Nancy 403 Patty. Randa! 441 Patzka, Cheryl 360 Paul. Joyce 200. 393 Paullck. Thomas 173 Paulin. Ray 158. 166, 167. 1W Pautlcr, Rosemary1 309 Payne. James 140 350 Pearce. Charles 179. 463 334 423 Pearson. Elizabeth — 311. 345 ... . .. 398 438 Peck. William 478 Pccklr.paugh. Roger 461 Pecsek. Marlene 413 Peddlcord. Janet . 310 Pedersen. Robert ... 281. 325 462 Peebles. Larry 178. 484 Peer. Beverly - 411 . 353 Peffisy. Monty 457 Peggs. Charles 161. 3t5 07 357 344 227 Pellar. Dennis 481 Pelle. David 140. 421 Pence. f avld 193 456 Pence. Paul 344 Pence. Stephen 346 Penn John 165 Pennington. Ronald 310 440 Pentecost Nancy 400 Peoples, Annie 393 Pepplr. Douglas 478 Perdue. David 439 Percida. Ralph Perkins, Michael 350 Pernal. Diane It:: Perplch, Ann 157. 160. 384. 397 419 Persic. Dennis 461 3S . 385. 408 310 Peter. BUzabetb 388 453 310 390 328 Peiers. Susan 302 161 Petersen. Eric 462 398 Peterson. Ann 403 Peterson, Charles —- . 457 Peterson. Christine 178. 304 Peterson. Dale 136 396 Peterson. Gregory .... - 337 353 Peterson. Lynne 311 - 101 - Ill 161. 334 330 Petrltz. Daniel 430 301 Pettoskas. Suzanne 4 OS Retry, Ray 35S. 373 383, 412 Petti bone. WUUain 31S Pettigrew. Dennis 142 Petty. Cheryl 40! Petty, tx-ah 160. 199. 299. 301 Pettyjohn. David 324 Peverly. John 136. 201. 332 Peyton. Mary 412 317. 329 Pfanstfel. William 339 Pfeifer. Kenneth 371 Pfeiffer. James Pfeiffer. Richard ... 482 Pfendter. MarIJo . . 397 Pfendtcr, Susan 164, 36! Pflum. Mary _ 393 Pfotenhauer. Karla . _ 39S .... 399 Phelan. David . 195 465 PhemUtcr. James 348 _ 416 Phllllppe. Renee 397 Phillip . Alice 161. 358, 362 Phillip . James . 116 Phillip . John 437 Phillips. Larry 326 Phillips. Sharon 403 Phillip . Susan O. 161 Ptatak. Leslie 310 ... 429 Plckort. William 163 186. 337 Pickett. Jean 390 Pickett. Lyda 107 Pierce. Janice 107 Pierson. Stephen 443 Ptettch. Herbert 131. 165 Plfko. Joseph 167. 353 Plgman. John 344 Pinkerton. Ronald _ 467 Ptnsky. Judith 307 Piper. David 313 Plttenger. Su an 299. 308 Pittman. David 179 Pittman. Michael 339 Plagge. Kay 178. 179. 384 . 385. 408 Planck. Beth 312 Platt. Sharon 391 Platter. Peggy 384. 3S5. 389 Ploch, Sharon 169. 305 PlOthOW. Richard 120 Plumb, Barbara 301 Poise). Charles 419 Pollch, Rol ert Pollne. Richard 179. 472 Pollnsky. David 167 Pollman. Paul 119 Polomchak. Ronald 449 Poole. Kathleen 362 Pope. Gregory 421 Popma. Mary 108 Popovich. Branlslav Porter. Wayne 335 Post. Dona’.d 178 341 Post. Karen 157. 160. 195. 299. 311 Post. Terry ..—... 166 Pottenger. Juillth 389 Pot trailer. Richard ....... 163. 318 Poller. Barbara 181. 188. 235. 313 441 Pound , Judith 160. 167. 235. 300. 301 342 336. 416 316. 356 Power. David ...._ 326 359 Powers. William 328 . 339 Prager. Susan 311 393 Price. David 324 Price. Joyce ... 164. 177, 359 Price. Robert 165. 480 Pritchard, Stephen Probst. Kenneth 167. 176. 179. 344 Pumphrey, Larry1 201. 321 Putt. Shtrley 403 Pyle. Roger 332 Q Quakenbush. Charles 344 Quinn, Robert R Racket. Jeroid 464 Rails. Brace ------------- 191 Radder, Richaril ............. 264 Hadow, Steven 320 Radwanl. Lawrence 162 Kageas. Angela 402 Rahinoeller. William ... ... 470 Rakoanlk, William 440 Raley, Joseph 363 Kamker, Michael 328 Ramsay. Edward . 431 Ramsey, Sandra ............... 177 Ramsey, Thomas 455 Ramsey. Wayne 191 Randolph. Marjorie . . 389 Raney. Madeira . 164 RnnUTl. Victor 421 Rankin. Hale ..................371 Rankin, David 267. 271 Rankin. Jerry ... ... 462 Ransom, David ............... 476 Ransom. James 331 •taper. Tim 321 Raster. Douglas 457 Rasmussen, Albert ............ 421 Rasmussen. Chi Is 421 Rasmussen, Margaret............408 Rasp. Fred 318 RtSP. Rita 157. 160, 2911. 301 RallleUl. Dwaln 330 Ratkbun. Peter ........... ... 417 Ratliff. Richard 346 Rattay, Joan 313 Rail. Bruce 465 Rauen. Susan 393 Rausch. Francis .............. 428 Rausch. Thomas ........ . . 356 Ray. Antoinette 180. 399 Ray. Howard .............. 413 Ray!. Linda ......... _ 180. 303 Haxavl. Hamid ................ 450 Read. Charles ................i'll Ueadnour. Jon 178. 327 Reagan. Mark 344 Reagan. Michael 179 Reardon. Sheila 407 Reasor. Mark 319 Reddick. Steven 466 Redding, James................476 Redeker. Kenneth ... ... 16I Kcdlln, James ... 441 Redman. Roy 426 Redmon. Roberta 304 Redmond, Ruthnnna 402 Reece. Virginia Heed. Allan 476 Reed. Carole ................... 411 Rent, Dianne 38 Reed. Ralph 234 Reed. Walter Reed. William Reeder. Susan .. 309 Ready. Wayne 428 Rees. David 181 Itees. Joseph 423 Reeves. WUttam _ 422 Regan. Barbara 399 P.egenokl. Jane 403 Reger. Paul ------------------- 427 Regeskl. Ruth __________________ 407 Rehm. Gary 140. 1 7. 442 354 Relchart. Thomas Reldy. Patricia 359 Retley, Thomas 338 Relltng. Robert 227 Retm. Kenneth .. 22S, 455 Reim. Marcia 398 Relnhard. Larry 448 312 Reinhart, John Reinhart, Stephen 431 Reinlcke, Anne 01 Relnsch. Lola Relstnger, Danny 307 231 Relsman. Dianne 413 Reiter. Nancy 4to Remtck, Ronald 357 Remley. Jane 399 Remley. Robert 436 Renck. Hugh on 368 Renck, Lawrence ... 368 Rer.Ck. Linda — 413 Renstwrger. David 429 Replogle. Daniel . 461 Kcsh. Thomas 346 Resncck, James .............. 444 Kessequie. Ellen 312 Retherford. Karl 134. 454 Re tiler. John........... 135. 339 Reuteman. Barry ...............350 Re vis. Martin 165. 167. 374. 373 Rexlng. Lawrence _____________ 426 Reyling. Arthur 439 Reyman. Daleann ... 413 Reyman. Lewis 322 Reynard. Robert............. _ 236 Reynolds. Charles 327 Reynolds. Joellcn _____________305 569 Reynold . Jonathan 34 Reynold . Mary 411 433 c Reynold . Robert 332 Rohlf. Mary 312 Reynolds. Thomas 463 Rohller. Joseph 182 Schmidt, Marly Schmidt. Linda Schmidt. Otto Schmidt. Phillip Schmidt. Thoma P. Schmidt. Thoma R. Schmidt, Wayne Schmidt. William 353 Rhoad. Martha Rhoades. Barbara _ iso. ssa 402 Rnhn. Louise Rohrer. Harold 389 344 Caiman. James Sahel. Pennlc Sachlehen. James Sacks, Daniel Saddler. Jo eph ... 431 136. 331 .. .. 416 470 317. 330 319 441 Rhoades. Robert Rhoads. Thomas Rhodes, Paul Rhorer. Alvin Rhorer. David Rlbelln, Marilyn ... 450 . m «i 480 482 310 Rofcosi. Raymond Kola nil. Kreslrtc Roley. Richard Rolcy. Roger Roll. Donald 118 421 445 390 417 349 455 229. 345 Sahlhoff. Diana 111 395 Schmltzer. Judlih 407 Rlc . Alvin Rice. Harry 472 425 Rollins, William Romberg. Robert 421 234. 129 St. Jean. Robert Sale. Don Salstwrg. Anthea Saitxman. Jonathan 8t. Martin. Edward 417 185 Schmoyer. Craig SchnaWe. Ruth _ Kchnapf, George Schnarr. John Schnaus, Gerald 165. 355 ... _ 405 479 484 422 Rice. Judith Rice. Nancy J. Rice. Nancy U 311 305 400 Rominger. Michael Roney, Richard 124. 314. 357 334 367 472 . 443 St. Plemj. Ronald 444 Schnnuu. Strph n 179. 447 Rich. Michael 334 Roper. Ralph ... 346 331 Salehl, Mohammad..Mehril — 167 Richards. William 346 Rose. David 163, 314. 316. 327 Richardson. Barbara 401 Rose. Joseph 345 Richardson. David 101 398 Rlchnr'son, Kenneth 421 350 Richardson. Larry 418 437 Saltzmnn. Michael Salyer . Robert 177. 347 43d Richardson. Richard - 351 Rosen. Paul 466 Schnlcder , Mary - 4C4 Sammons. Richard Sampson. Ronald 274 349. 443 236. 422 Schnute. Mary 180 Rlchason. Patricia 118. 303 Rosenbaum. Jo Anne 365. 355 Richer!. Rose 173 320 Richey, Jeanne 310 Schoeneberger. Edward Schoenefeltl. Jerry 426 326 Rlchman. I-awrence Rlchman. Marsha 347 Rosenow. Glen .... 424 Sander. John 356 Sander. Thomas Sander . Elizabeth .... ... 358 Scholer. Susan 307 Richter. Donald 337 Roscntrnder. Larry 423 Rlchtmeyer. Robert Rlchwlne. Ben'amin 417 Roser. James 419 Sander . Michael 467 Schoon. Jim ...... .... 321 Snrxler . Myron 421 Schoonover. Janice Schott. Elizabeth 200. 410 386. 400 333 Ricks. William 139 . 361 Rl-lber . Michael Riddle. Mark 347 426 465 Ross. Stephen 337 428 313 Sandru. George ... 481 Schrader. Rolf — 227 414. 463 372 urbtr. J vid MS Rletman. 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Ruth . 393 Svoboda, Wayne 131, 278. til 115. 420 Swadley. Ronald ... 129 Swanson. Kathryn 109 Swart7-lander, Earl 322 Sweeney. Kathleen 170. 107 Sweeney. Michael 310 Sweet. Diana 310 Sweet. Mallrxla 235, 301 Swellzer, Kathleen ... 101 Swift, Roger 131 SwUihslm. Carol 386. 103 Syljebeck. Robert . 318 Symmc . Sarah - 309 Szostek. Steven 131 T Tabke. Robert 355 Taliaferro. Richard .... 101 Tambor kl. Delphlne — 397 Tan. Chin Vong 371 Tandy, William 193. 338 Tuppan, Mary .. . 311 Tappsn. James 326 Tate. E 1 ward 323 Tate. Robert ....... 187 Tauber. Kaye 3 8 Taulmiin. Roger 322 Taylor. Bruce 317. 321 Taylor. Krancl .... 237 Taylor. Joyce 101 Taylor. Unda 181 Taylor. Lol 396 Taylor. Lynda 388. 101 Taylor. Meredith — 113 Taylor. Phillip 370 Taylor. Itolph 156 Taylor. Rebecca 301 Taylor. Scott 330 Taylor. Terrence 181 TchalO. Pamela 386. 101 TeaII. Thomas 328 Tebbc, Stanley 163. 177. 311. 318. 311 Tekulvc. Daniel ... 370 Telfer. Michael 311 Temple, Raymond 117 Temple. Stanley 117 Tengler, Charlc 313 Tennyson, Peter — 169. 353 Terrell. Pamela 179. 180. 385 110 Thacker. Sharon Thammongkol. Keatl . . 113 ISO. 181. tOO Thoma . John 388 Thomas, Larry E. 337 Thome . Thoma .... . - 328 Thompson. David R. Thompson. David S. . Thompson. Ella Thompson, llarrold ... 414, 115 169 381. 385. 395 153 Thompson. John Thompson. Kenneth 335 Thompson. Linda 103 Throckmorton, Danzll - 350 305 395 Thurston. Susan ill. 181. 178. 180. 382 306 Tlrbcrt. Unda .. 141. 407 168 Tlmmcr. Edward 327 326 Ttrengel. Michael 320 337 125 105 Toknrskl, Steve .. 159. 195. 141 138 183 389 227 Tomlinson. Janie Tomochek, Catherine 161 235. 302 101 Tormoehlco. Michael Torrance. William 327 306 Towoatay, John ....__ Towniley. Michael . Traenkoer. Alan .... Trail. Ralph---------_ Trnmm, Tom .... Trasko. Leonard ... Travelute. Fredrick . Treat. John _ ....... Treb . Barbara Tred well. Barbara Tredwell, Susan Trcffinger, William Trent. Shirley Trevino. Joe Trimble. 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Pamela ------- u 161 137 176 Underwood, Glenn Underwood. Larry 311 370 136. 201. 111 183 375 Urrutla. Victor ..... _ 167. 371. 153 11 Utter. Roger V Valentine, Alice 393 Valentine. Donald t82 Vanada, James 119 Van Allen. Richard 127 Vanalsttnc, David 118 Van Arsdol. Vicki 3S6. 100 Van Beilcghcm. Charts 373 Vanes. David 165 Vance. Steven 478 572 Van De Carr. Charles — 163. 177. 236. 330 Van De Keefe. Paul 4 38 Van Den Avyle. James 140. 455 Vanderbilt. Vrrn 452 Vanderby, Ray 178. ISO, 317. 335 Vanderlord. Ann . 302 Vnnder lleyden. Paula .. 400 Vandermeer. William 459 Vanderwall. Jan . 428 Van Der Woudr. Daniel 134 Vande Vord. Rena 140. 312 Van Epps. John 447 Van Kechtmann. Steven 467 Van Gorden. Walter . 457 Van Ham. Barbara . 399 Van Herwynen, Janet 393 Van Hie!, Donald 339 Van Hoy. John 342 Van Hyfte. Michael 429 Vankoughnet, Nan Lee 108 VnnJandlngham. Everett 439 Van I.ue, Gloria 398 Van Meter. Pamela - —, 388 Van Meter. Pat 309 Van Metre. Thomaa 420 427 Van Naltn. Michael 332 139 Van Patten. Toni 313 Van Scoyk. Dale 344 Van Scoyoc. Caroline 180. 395 Van Shite, James ...- 425 Van Valin. Mary .... 113 Van Vleet. Alan . 337 Van %'oorhl . Sharon _ 164. 167. 385. 411 Van Voorhls. Susie . 401 Van Wunieelc, Steven _ 423 Van W.strum. Anthony 33$ Vasclmlnl. Donald . 331 Vasil. Peter 167. 435 Vaughn. Victor . 467 Vaught, Kenneth 162. 371 Vaught, Johnnie 358. 371 42S 393 Vawter. Myrna 303 Vayhlnger, Timothy . 345 Vedo. Suzanne . 307 Vega. Richard 451 Velasquez. Mary 3SS 451 Venlley. Mary 309 Vcon. Mlchnel .... 161, 314 . 318. 346 Verdouw. Albert — 480 Verl . Susan 181. 301 Vcrplank. Thomn 334 458 328 Vessely. Unda . 407 Vltdiert. Ernest . 343 Videsar. Sherryl . 306 Vlsln. Pameiu 181. 310 Vogtman. Patricia ... 289 Volk. James 450 Volkcrt. Joseph 341 Vollmar. David 346 Von Derhelde. Gary' 166 Von Sehrittx. Samuel 227. 483 Vores. Edwin 424 Vos . Kenneth .. .. 330 Voss. Norman - 326 Vot rl . Nancy 395 Voyles, Ron 341 Vukmanovlch. Rlehanl 430 Vuakaln . Ruth 360 Vyverberg. Douglas 231 Vyvcrberg. Mary 180. 301 w Wachs, Hioliar.l 35.1 Wachsbergcr. Donald — 314. 347 Wachtstetter. Way nr........- 444 Wade. John ................ — 196 Waeldr. Howard ............ — 444 Wngaman, Kamtall ........ ----- 210 WaKICOner. Rose -------- 164, 399 Wagner. Alan . ... 429 Wagner, Arthur A. .. . 161. 17S. 179. 204. 334. 344 Wagner, Arthur M. 424 Wagner. David .—----------------438 Wagner. Duke __________ 177. 322 Wagner. Eileen --------- 181. 305 Wagner. Fredrick ... 426 Wagner. John 318 Wagner. Kenneth K 366 Wagner. Kenneth W. 427 Wagner. Patricia--------------- 306 Wagner. Randolph — 351 Wagner, Richard . 349 Wagner. Stephen — 467 Wagner. Terry ......... 299. 300 Wagner. Thomaa ......- 161. 177 Wngner. William .... 314. 317. 341 Watbel. Leland 318 Wald. Phillip _............... 339 U'alnseott. Marilyn 170. 376 Wals . Robert .... :------- . 428 Waite. Gloria ________________ .402 Waibolt, John ......... -...... 441 Walgreen. 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Brenda ... 405 Wampler. Carl 448 Wampler. Doris -412 Wampler. Phillip 465 Wnnek, Kenneth 342 Wang. Wlnalc . 360 Wankat, Phillip 165 Wantuck. Gary 43S Want. Mltchel . ... _ 274 Wanl. Robert . 337 Ward. William . 344 Warlord. Michael 465 WarkenUcn. Jane 359 Warner. Elizabeth 403 Warner. James ............. - 165 Warner. Margaret 308 Warner. Reginald 341 Warner. Stic 164. 358. 361 Wamock, Susan 141 Warren. Betty 3S9 Warren. Gall ............... 305 Warren. Joe 367 Warren. Robert 351 Warren. Vicki 413 Wartzok. Judith............... 305 Warvel, Richard 370 Warzln. Robert -.............. 465 Washburn. Christine 235. Jll Washburn. Donald 322. 465 Washburn. Douglas ------------- 462 Washburn. Kenneth . 136. 467 WMylovikjr, Stcpto n . 351 Watters. Thomas — 449 Watt . Barbara 141, 299. 306 Weaver. Alan 443 Weber. Hilda 309 Welch !, Kenneth Welland. George — 344 Weller. Kristen . .301 Weinberg. William 329 Welnilfln. David 140. 320 WcUenbcrger. Barbara 359 Welrtck, Jimmie 369 ... 353 Weller. David 229. 236, 333 Wellner, Kenneth Wendt. Rodney - - 323 Went . Joan 140, 188. 299. 309 Wentland, Norman Wesner. Michelle 137, 175. 305 We tin. Kathryn 307 Westmoreland, Julius 328 Wheeler, Jame . 163. 167. 34S Wheeler, Sandra ... 393 Wheclock. Stephen ... Whetzell. Re ..... Whlscnand. Burl Whlsler. Max 376 425 461 456 Whitlock. Merrllee Whitlow. Allan 398 456 Whitmore. Daniel Whitney. Elizabeth WhIUltt. Ellen 178. 373 403 180. 309 177. 306 Wlcgand. George Wlegand. John Wien. Richard 135. 164. 416 165. 167. 374. 375 Wes man. Andrew ... 459 Wigent. Carol 393 Wilder. William 355 Wilhelm. David Williams, Charles 441 271. 340 Williams. Harold 236 . 237. 321 Williams.' John T. 4S4 . 393 Williams. Martha William . Mary 299, . 358. 361 300. 308 366 Wiliam . Thomas R. 426 Wilson. Constance _.. 179, 405 Wilson, Gene 435 Wttaon. Jame L. 319 359 Wilson. Michael Wilson. Nancy . . 364. 485 408 573 Winegardner. Nancy 181. 197. 301 winkle pi � ck. Merry 397 Winter. Ralph It . 179. 358 Wlshtlntkl. William 204. 244. 33$ Wiiuwiki. Richard 182. 16.1 Wogoman. Richard Woldtke. Jamex 173 Wolf. Robert 271 311 Wood Virginia 312 M2 335 7 III 447 199. 320 Wood . Janie 18.1 Vara. Ronald 479 Woodaon, Randall Woodworth. William 323 319 railing, Mary .... .... Yatra. Ronald Yeager. Charle Yeager. Judith — 385. 108 357 Zaccarlno. Terry Zach ry, DayU 420 116 Wood yard, Susan 111 . 17S. ISO. 308 421 365 3S9 Zahner. Jerry Zaitlrn. Richard 371 317 Zak. Walter . 129 330 452 159 113 109 428 381 136 Zechlel. June 313 326 157 390 119 • 17 50 117 163. 187. sis 312 108 117 311 161 Woznlczka. TlMimoa 33$ 106 112 Ziegler. George 148 411 Zlemann, Chrlxtopher 149 3 4 157 Wright. Jame Dougin Wright. Lorry 357 183 399 389 387 103 112 307 322 181 123 161 167 125 303 ♦87 Zimmerly. Stephen Zimmerman. Charlene 179. 137 302 136 Wright, Sharon L. ... 398 Wright. Stephen Young, Kverett ... 121 Zimmerman. Kathleen Zimmerman. Mary 191. 307 325 IOI 173 350 163 31S 307 Young, Jennifer 111. 307 312 111 Wrob'.ewaki, Robert Wruchn. Jerry 234, Wubboldlng. Philip 381 IIS 111 Wunderlich, Kuseeii 181. Wurzburg, Nancy Young, Paulette Zook. Sharon 100 Wyncolt. George 118 122 390 Young. Neal Young. Quentin 160 301 Zook. Sunn 401 Wyrazumxkl, Keverly 127 398 Young. Warren . Young. William C. 325 Young, William D. 357 Y Yur. Vi:ky i 391 Yuna«kn. Robert Yack. Mary 311 Yundt, Sharon 301 Zywot. Patricia 101 574 I nlike must yearbooks, the 1966 Debris has no predetermined theme. Instead, we as a staff simply agreed to record the events of this particular schotd year as accurately as possible, thus, letting the I niversity community bring to tin■ fore those characteristics tv hie It set the period between September and June apart from any other span in time. By doing this, it teas felt that ive could produce a more meaningful book for you, the students. 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